Kobe turned around, avoiding Gan Guoyang's outstretched hand and pushed himself off the floor to stand up.
After getting up, the two temporarily halted their confrontation. Although Kobe was stubborn, he wasn't foolish; he realized that he wasn't a match for Ah Gan right now.
At this moment, most of the people had already left the Willamette University training gym. Bird and two assistant coaches went to enjoy afternoon tea.
Those who were extremely tired had gone back at noon, and those who stayed for extra practice couldn't bear training with these two madmen, so they all showered, changed clothes, and went home.
Only four people truly stayed behind: Gan Guoyang, Kobe, Little O'neal, and a not-so-noticeable African American player.
His height wasn't much taller than Kobe's, but he played power forward, a typical short player for the inside, which made surviving in the League quite difficult.
