The real-life version of Sakuragi s counterattack went viral, the prototype Danny Rodman, high school college like Jordan exists

Denis Rodman is the prototype of the real version of "Sakuragi Hanamichi", which writes the craziest counterattack script in the basketball world. He can't score points, but he can grab 28 rebounds in one game; he is late for the training ground, Jordan helps him get out; he is in contact with basketball at the age of 19, but he holds 5 championship rings and has been the rebounding champion for seven consecutive years, and uses extreme rebounding to subvert basketball cognition.

In 1961, Rodman was born in Trenton, New Jersey, and had a miserable childhood: his 3-year-old father left his family and his mother worked odd jobs to support the family. The lack of companionship brought hidden dangers to his loneliness. When he was young, he had zero athletic talent. The high school team sat on the bench. After graduation, he missed the college entrance examination because he was 1.75 meters tall and worked as a cleaner at Dallas Airport. During his height, he jumped to 2.03 meters tall, but he worked as a security guard first and was imprisoned for stealing a watch for one night. Fortunately, his mother turned the tide and sent him to college, which became a turning point in his life.

Entered college, he averaged 17 points and 13 rebounds per game in his freshman year, but dropped out of school due to poor grades and was kicked out of the house by his mother. He once felt that he had to go to prison. In 1983, he won the second division chance, averaging 25.7 points and 15.7 rebounds per game in three years, and was selected for the All-First Team, attracting the attention of NBA scouts.

University has been to Cook County and Southeast Oklahoma State University. The latter averaged 25.7 points and 15.7 rebounds per game in three years, with a shooting percentage of 63.7%, leading the team to win the NAIA championship, was elected as a star player for three consecutive years and rebounding champions twice. He won the MVP at Portsmouth training camp, was targeted by the Pistons, started an NBA legend, used rebounding madness, and wrote a crazy life from the bottom to the superstar.