Matthews, who was undrafted this year, has good statistics, averaging 18.3 points, 5.7 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game. He led Marquette University to win 25 games and was selected to the second team of the Big East All-NBA Team.

But there are too many such players in the United States.

There are too many colleges and universities, and almost every university has such a leading scorer.

But only 60 people can be selected every year, and more and more international players are pouring in.

As long as they are not signed by an NBA team, the future of these other basketball teenagers will not be very good. There are also many who leave their hometowns and go overseas to work in major leagues to make a living or change careers, or simply sink into social dregs.

Matthews is also in the same situation this year. He knows nothing about studying except playing basketball in college. As long as he is selected by the NBA, no matter what the salary is, he will become a phoenix.

His family needs him to step up and take on everything at this time.

When he was 2 years old, his father, a player who played in the NBA for nine seasons, left (abandoned), and his mother took him to live in the Holy City.

Matthews' genes are based on his father's basketball player and his mother's track and field athlete.

Later, his mother became Matthews’ guide and first teacher on his basketball journey.

Because he is a single-parent family, Matthews' mother not only guides Matthews on the court, but also takes good care of him in life. She has always worked two or three jobs at the same time, so that Matthews will not be single because of the lack of a father.

And trapped in poverty.

Explosive physical fitness is not only acquired through training, but also through eating.

"Are you going to the casino in advance? How are you going to find this horse?"
Chapter completed!