He won the championship single-handedly in the rookie season. Instead of joining a prestigious school to win the championship, he led a team that was not qualified to play NCAA last year. The difficulty is equivalent to 1986 when Lao Ma won the World Cup or you just want to join the current Men's Basketball World Cup. Anthony's offensive skills in college will not exceed 15 in the NBA at that time. If you don't meet the little emperor, Brown, the coach who signed Pistons II, is a classical coach who only looks at defense rather than attack. Anthony's ranking is definitely not the third. His resume and talent are enough to be the top pick in the draft for many years, and he is not as lazy as he was in the NBA during his college years. He has a strong sense of ambition and responsibility. You can imagine him as Kobe Bryant of NCAA or a magician of NCAA. He won the championship in the first year and was reliable at the crucial moment, but this responsibility has disappeared in the NBA.