Chapter 112: Playing to five minutes, the scores were 34 to 31, with Seihou continuing to trail by 3 points

Haizaki's expression was a bit painful when he left the court.

Because he felt he had encountered a nemesis again.

Seihou's first-year Tsugawa Tomoki, who was subbed in during the second quarter, actually made Haizaki feel like he had nowhere to start.

That bald guy was strong in defense, but the key was that he didn't attack at all.

It was like the Lakers playing the Nuggets, where Jokic played the whole game and couldn't find where the Lakers' center was to activate his talent for beating the opponent's center, only to find out after the match that the Lakers had no center and Anthony Davis had been traded...

This disgusted Haizaki quite a bit; the ability he plundered couldn't break through his defense, and he had to be smilingly tortured by him in return.

Yes, it was torture.

To Haizaki, this loser Tsugawa Tomoki felt even more physiologically uncomfortable than Tiandao.

When Tsugawa Tomoki defended, he would always smile and say things like "Classmate, you're so strong," and then dissolve his offense into nothingness.

This was a hundred times more hateful than those guys with mouths full of dung.

Haizaki didn't expect to encounter such an unlucky thing in his debut match.

As a result, before he could get revenge, he was replaced and left the court.

Shirogane Goro only gave the substitute bench five minutes; this was to ensure the starters' body heat wouldn't be lost too severely.

If they rested for too long, the state would be gone.

Seeing this, the opponent immediately gave his disciple a gesture.

The complexity was like Kakashi fighting Zabuza for the first time, copying his Water Dragon Bullet, forming a full 88 seals.

The match continued.

Nijimura Shuzo received a pass from a teammate, preparing to perform a single-point explosion like in the first quarter.

But he found that Seihou had already changed its defensive strategy, and two defenders appeared in front of him.

"Is it because of that first-year?" His gaze swept over Tsugawa Tomoki's direction.

This little bald guy had defended Haizaki to 4-for-1 shooting after coming on in the second quarter.

And Haizaki, in his eyes, was a genius not inferior to Aomine and the others.

"Shirogane, this year's National Tournament, we Seihou have it in the bag."

Seeing Teikou unable to produce the offensive momentum they wanted, Seihou's head coach also relaxed.