Chapter 50

Blocked...

That would be simply giving up possession.

So no matter how you think about it, the current offensive mode is more reasonable.

Soon, the first half ended.

Bai Shui led Zu Jia Middle School by 33 points, 56 to 23.

Judging by this performance, even if Zu Jia Middle School's overall strength is far superior to Yuancheng Temple's from yesterday, Bai Shui will probably still reproduce a 60-point margin.

Yukimiya Kazuma recorded 10 points, 14 assists, 4 rebounds, 3 blocks, and 3 steals in the first half; overall, his statistical output was comparable to yesterday's.

Moreover, in terms of the game's flow, Yukimiya Kazuma displayed a kind of beauty where, no matter how the opponent's defense changed, his own gameplay remained consistently stable.

Zu Jia Middle School's defensive pressure on him was certainly greater than yesterday's; under these circumstances, the fact that Yukimiya Kazuma's first-half stats barely changed from yesterday further corroborates this.

Shin Matsuzo could not be more satisfied with Yukimiya Kazuma's performance.

Yukimiya plays very selflessly; his style prioritizes passing. His ball-handling and passing are extremely steady, with almost no turnovers.

Furthermore, Yukimiya Kazuma works very hard on the defensive end. His one-on-one defense is strong, his help-defense coverage is wide, and his help defense, relying on his outstanding court vision, allows him to simultaneously handle help defense and primary defense, greatly enhancing the team's overall defensive intensity.

The second half began.

Shin Matsuzo had Yukimiya Kazuma go in to lead the bench unit.

This was Yukimiya Kazuma's suggestion. The nominal purpose was to run more tactics; he felt his experience as a point guard was too limited, and against an opponent like Zu Jia Middle School, the intensity wasn't particularly high, making it a perfect opportunity.

However, what was the true purpose? Yukimiya Kazuma's mind was clicking away with calculations; in reality, it was to lead a weaker bench lineup, reduce the paper defense, and lure He Xiuyang to drive deeper inside.

But Shin Matsuzo was clearly swayed by Yukimiya Kazuma. To be honest, the little old man felt both moved and regretful at that moment: such a motivated player with such talent, and he hadn't personally trained him; in the end, it all relied on the player's own explosive natural talent.

He felt that the sense of accomplishment from his middle school coaching career had suddenly been cut in half.