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

Yes, he had become a fan of a coach. His ticket was no longer useful to him, and since Louis and Christie wanted to watch the game but could not get tickets, Curry simply took Zhang Yu's ticket and gave it to them. Unlike many domestic fans who only knew the Rockets and Yao, Liu Zhiyuan was a fairly hardcore fan. He followed advanced statistics, understood NBA trade and draft rules, and often watched NCAA games. From then on, he began following Zhang Yu, and after Zhang Yu led the Bulldogs into the Sweet Sixteen, he became a complete Zhang Yu fan. Sonya looked at Seth strangely. Rather than fooling around with Siddell as usual, he had his eyes closed and was silently mouthing something. As the host venue for this year's NCAA championship game, this massive stadium, built at a cost of $186 million, could hold more than 65,000 spectators and had served as the Spurs' home arena from 1993 to 2002. In the front-row seats sat Louis, Christie, and Dell's family. "Waiting for good news." "What do you know? This is the NCAA final—it concerns Stephen's future!" Seth said in a mature, worldly tone. Meanwhile, on Wall Street in New York, Markbaum stepped out of a Bentley and entered a skyscraper. Last year, Su Qun had interviewed him when the Bulldogs had only made the Sweet Sixteen, let alone now that they had reached the final. The place resembled a large screening room and could hold several hundred people. Markbaum had arrived early, and there were only around thirty people inside. Back in China, fans following the NCAA had also found CBS's livestream through VPNs, watching the game from across the Pacific. "Coach Z, you have to win!" He clenched his fists, his heart full of unease. It