Basketball: I Have a Statistical Model

Why play inside? It's a dead end. Things aren't like they used to be. Wouldn't it be better to play small forward with that height? Wouldn't a mismatch be better? In the paint, you're battling, boxing out, doing all the dirty work, constantly setting screens for your teammates. You're boxing out, your teammates are grabbing the ball, you get less possession.

The author could actually write a story similar to Duncan's, where the protagonist finishes college and then goes on to be drafted, with the entire league tanking for the sake of the protagonist. As long as the writing isn't bad, the beginning would basically be a typical overpowered protagonist story – just hype it up. I haven't read many basketball novels using this formula, so I hope this helps the author.

Can we choose a prettier female lead? How many reporters are there in the NBA? Choosing a beauty from such a large group just means picking the ugliest, passable ones. At least get a 90-95 out of 100. Even considering her figure, Rachel only gets a 70. Her looks alone are barely passable. Even comparing her to Haruko Akagi doesn't change the fact that Haruko is a great beauty in the manga.

The games of the small-ball era are getting less and less interesting. There's no defensive intensity whatsoever; even the slightest contact results in a foul and free throws. The game is just a cycle of movement, passing, catching, and open shots... An endless loop. I still prefer watching games from before 2010! I still prefer this level of competition!

There's something I'm hesitant to say, but I remember when they were filming Twilight, the male and female leads were already a couple in real life. The kicker is, Christie even slept with the director during filming...

Keep it up! ^0^~ I never expected that book would end so quickly while I was raising it. How embarrassing!

The main character's panel data is seriously flawed! An attribute that was C+ at one point becomes C later, and an attribute that was B- at one point becomes C+ later... I have absolutely no idea how the author managed to do this! Furthermore, there's absolutely no need for this "-" sub-level. D-level is D-level; there's no need for a whole D-level.

This is Rachel!!! 😥 Guys, let's get started. Maybe the author has a heavy taste!

The Phoenix Suns are based in Phoenix, and Arizona State University is also in Phoenix, right? I keep seeing the main character flying back to school from the Suns. Am I mistaken? 🙂🙂🙂

I'm a longtime fan of the three books, do I look familiar?