Volume 1: I Came, I Saw, I Conquered!

Coach Stevens remembered that at the start of the game, Curry had missed two three-pointers. Later, whenever Curry faced Hansbrough, he had chosen to drive instead of shooting from deep. "Curry has the ball, working a pick-and-roll with Drew. Hansbrough chooses to stay in the paint instead of stepping out. Danny Green has been screened off by Drew, and Curry has an almost wide-open look. There are only six seconds left in the first half—Curry has no time! He fires the three... no! It was a great opportunity, but Curry missed it! That's already his eighth missed shot! The first half is over. North Carolina leads Butler University 40–27, a 13-point advantage!" Jim Nantz exclaimed passionately. Roy Williams was taking a gamble—he was betting that Curry would not hit his threes today. "Thanks." But unfortunately, the game was not unfolding as he had expected... With pick-and-rolls alongside Ty Lawson, he could still wreak havoc beneath the Bulldogs' basket. Supplemented by the off-ball shooting of Danny Green, Wayne Ellington, and Marcus, North Carolina's offense flowed brilliantly, displaying a chilling aggressiveness. "Really? You're smiling so happily, I thought you'd scored 20 points," Stevens said with mock sternness. He had won his bet. "I can do all things..." Dell's eyes were indeed sharp enough. The door opened, and Curry walked in. As he walked, he fiddled with the basketball in his hands, mimicking a shooting motion. Everyone's eyes fell on him. He smiled, bumped fists with his teammates one by one, and finally bumped fists with Zhang Yu. "Looks like Stephen still hasn't found his touch. All I can say is that he's been really unlucky. Hopefully halftime will help him adjust," Zhang Yu said. Without asking any questions, he took a marker from his pocket, walked over, and handed it to him.