Wang Liang nodded firmly again. "I will, Brother Yi."
Over the next month and a half, Wang Yi devoted himself to teaching basketball at Huali School while also scouting basketball talent across the country.
The other Huali branch schools also sent over their prospects, and Wang Yi reviewed their game footage one by one.
He found that there really were some talented players among them.
Some could jump high, some could run fast, some had excellent ball-handling skills, and some were very accurate shooters.
There were also players with excellent defense.
With more intensive training, these players could very well become National Team players in time.
During the following week, Wang Yi spent three days in meetings with the senior staff at Huali Basketball School.
The main topic was how to allocate training resources.
Until then, Huali School had always adhered to the educational principle of putting people first.
As a result, training resources had been distributed fairly evenly among all the players.
Players with great talent and those with none used the same training equipment.
They received the same amount of training time and were assigned the same kind of coaches.
But after the Olympic Games, Wang Yi realized that China had to develop more talent, as quickly as possible.
And if they wanted to develop talent quickly, they could no longer treat everyone the same.
Instead, they needed to direct more training resources toward the players with greater potential.
Of course, that would bring a lot of problems.
For instance, players might feel the school was being unfair, and parents might even come in to make a scene.
It could also discourage many players and provoke resentment.
Besides that, it could lead to a whole host of other problems.
That was why some of the school's senior staff