Clippers star Harden talks about elimination for the first time at the university ceremony of his alma mater: Go over the old chapter & meet new challenges

On May 14, NBA Clippers star James Harden recently attended the graduation ceremony of his alma mater, Arizona State University, and looked very good. He was interviewed by the US media and briefly talked about the focus of the first round of the playoffs by the Nuggets: "

Everything has ended this season, I don't want to talk about anything anymore. Elimination is the result. Let us go through the old chapter and hope that the new season can have a good start and challenge now I have to enjoy the holidays and relax myself. I am no longer young. I am not the only one in my life!” As an outstanding graduate of the University of Arizona, Harden is also the most outstanding basketball player in the NBA league. His No. 13 jersey picture has been hanging in the basketball training hall of his alma mater, and inspired his juniors to continue to sprint towards the NBA stage. Harden takes time to attend the annual graduation ceremony of his college basketball juniors every year.

Clippers star James Harden played seven games against the Nuggets in the first round of the playoffs, averaging 39.4 minutes per game, scoring 18.7 points + 5.4 rebounds + 9.1 assists + 1.3 steals + 1.0 blocks, shooting percentage 43.6%, three-point shooting percentage 36.0%, and free throw shooting percentage 81.0%. Especially in the life and death battle in the tiebreak, he performed poorly and scored only 7 points and 13 assists, which once again put him on the cusp of being questioned by the media and fans!