The 50,000 had come from Song Qianjin, the 1,000 from the shooting game, another 3,100 from New Haven and the Queens streetball court combined, and the remaining 600 was what he had left over from before.
The extra 4,700 was no small amount. He had originally planned to hit the streetball court again to earn some more top-up points, but after this windfall, he already had the bulk of the 50,000.
Flop Artist (Varejao): Outside the Restricted Area, the success rate of drawing an opponent's Offensive Foul increased by 10%, while the chance of being called for a defensive foul by the referee due to flopping decreased by 80%.
Varejao was known in the NBA as the "Brazilian Best Actor." His flopping was also the most famous, and referees almost never caught him at it. The skill description was practically perfect.
Tang Tian tapped purchase, and some experience-based knowledge appeared in his mind.
This was fairly high-tech, unlike the Individual Defense and Open Three-Pointer skills he had gotten before.
But that was completely normal. Drawing Offensive Fouls relied heavily on experience and judgment.
With this, he felt much more confident about the upcoming championship game.
When they had played Georgetown University before, they had won, but Monroe had given them a brutal time.
If they faced Georgetown again in the championship game, this move would greatly improve the team's chances of winning.
After all, the championship game would be decided in a single match. Any extra edge was worth having.
The car returned to the hotel. Walker was already back, lying on his bed and staring blankly at the ceiling. He did not seem to be in a very good mood.
The NCAA made plenty of money every year, but it also had many programs and enormous expenses, so it