Skipping the NBA after high school, J.R. Smith, 35, Smith) is now back on campus as a freshman, making up for the missed college life, not only to pursue a degree after coursework, but also to join the golf varsity team. The North Carolina Agronomic University, where he studied, revealed that J.R. Smith No. 12 will officially play.
Smith is expected to participate in the invitational tournaments organized by Elon University on the 12th and 13th, and 14 universities are expected to participate in the event. Richard Watkins, coach of north-car agricultural university golf team, pointed out: "Although this is J.R. Smith's first time out, I think it will not affect him, he is familiar with the feeling of being looked at."
However, Coach Woggins also revealed that participating in an official competition is a test for Smith's skills, "He has the strength to play a good result, but the best way to test the ability of a golfer is to play a game." It's one thing to play without pressure, but when winning or losing makes sense, whether it's a change in heartbeat or stability, that's the real test."
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