SU Lab's eighth-grade game prodigy won the undefeated No. 1 seed in the spring professional competition of the high school e-sports league, dominated the competition to win the national championship, and won the five most on Saturday, June 6th. Good series.

Murphy's victory earned him a scholarship of $1,000 and the school's first game stunt. The finals are broadcast live on YouTube.

Murphy said: "At first I couldn't believe it, because I didn't know how to feel, because I couldn't believe it."

Murphy achieved a perfect 8-0 regular season record and 4.0 GPA. He said he adopted the mentality of one of his favorite NBA players throughout the season.

"I just want to have Kobe's mentality. He just wants to win everything." Murphy said. "This is the mentality I want. I don't want to settle for anything." If you also want to have your favorite players, you can Buy 2K21 MT Coins on IGGM. “It’s a blessing to see Troy working hard all year long and being able to achieve this goal. He won the first university scholarship. I look forward to training him in high school in the next four years. Hopefully our plan will be developed A generation of STEAM innovators." said Christopher Turner, director and coach of e-sports.

The eSports program is currently building an eSports and media arena, which is one of the first such arenas on the K-12 campus in Louisiana. It is also worth looking forward to that NBA 2K21 is under preparation and is expected to be released this year. Players can purchase NBA 2K20 MT Coins in advance to prepare for the new version.