Former Rockets player "Uncle Hodge" Jovan Howard recently posted a photo of magic player Franz Wagner on social media, with the caption "Sometimes you meet the most surprising person." Uncle Huo in the photo is smiling, looks in a good mood, and looks like there is not much change in appearance and that year, it looks very tough and healthy, but the hair whiskers have become much whiter, Uncle Huo continues to play for the basketball career after leaving the NBA, and now he is a coach at the University of Michigan, and he can often be seen in the broadcast camera. Uncle Huo himself is also a relatively trendy, likes to record life on social platforms, and often interacts with fans and friends.
Don't look at Lao Huo in the photo is smiling and giggling, in fact, people familiar with him know that this guy is a powder keg, the kind that burns at one point. His violent personality does not converge until he is old, and time may grind the edges and corners of a person, but for Second Uncle Huo, time is a "whetstone". In an NCAA game in February this year, Uncle Huo was on the national hot search for hitting people. At that time, the University of Michigan led by Uncle Huo lost the game, and in the handshake session after the game, Uncle Huo chattered and slapped a coach at the University of Wisconsin. Uncle Huo looked like he was in a hurry to lose, but in fact, Wisconsin called a timeout in the last ten seconds when he was leading by a big score, which was a provocative act in the eyes of a former professional player like Uncle Huo.
Uncle Huo during the player period was a solid person with two brushes, one of the Michigan Five Tigers of the year, and a figure with the same name as Chris Weber. In the 95-96 season, Weber was reimbursed for a shoulder injury and saw that the Bullets were going to finish, and as a result, Uncle Huo led the team to 39 wins and almost reached the playoffs. Uncle Huo played the fourth position in college, and it is interesting that after entering the league, due to the team's lineup configuration, Second Uncle Huo was forced to squeeze into the No. 3 position. In those years, the bullet team could be described as a long forest, with big center George Murray 2 meters 31 meters tall, big forward Webber 2 meters 09 meters, and "roaring god" Rashed Wallace 2 meters 11 meters.
In the rookie period, Uncle Huo's second uncle was in the spotlight, and in the second grade of the rookie (1996), he received an offer from the Heat for 7 years and 98 million, and this year, Olajuwon's annual salary was only 5.3 million. The bullet team also did not want to be easily poached out of the corner, and retained Uncle Huo with 105 million in 7 years. At that time, the contracts that could get hundreds of millions of yuan were monsters such as O'Neill and Mo Ning, and it was obvious that in the eyes of the "divine operator" Riley, the young Second Uncle Huo could be compared with superstars such as O'Neill. At the peak, Uncle Huo was the most comprehensive forward player in the league at that time, but unfortunately, he was injured later, and gradually transformed back to the fourth position, and in his later years, Uncle Huo came to the heat and won two championships and successfully retired. Second Uncle Huo, Wang Zhizhi and Yao Ming have all been teammates, which is one of the reasons why he is relatively well-known in China.