Chapter 349

"Its basketball club history can be traced back to the birth of the National Tournament, and like Rakuzan, they possess the deepest basketball foundation and team culture in the country."

"In the long history of the National Tournament, Kirisaki Daiichi has also had its own glorious history."

"In the 80s, led by XXXX, Kirisaki Daiichi broke into the National Tournament for three consecutive years, defeating the three kings of Shutoku, Seiho, and Senjinkan, ending the rule of the three kings."

"That was Kirisaki Daiichi's golden generation; that Kirisaki Daiichi back then was one of the strongest in the country, and its team leader eventually became a professional player familiar to people."

"And now, after years of silence, Kirisaki Daiichi has welcomed the Platinum Generation again."

"Tiandao Jingyan, leader of the Generation of Miracles; under his leadership, Teikou created an unsurpassable probability, a three-peat in the National Tournament."

"The player's ability can be called the strongest in history; as early as junior high, Tiandao Jingyan was a hexagonal warrior known nationwide. He could shoot three-pointers, tear through the opponent's defense to reach the paint, and also use exquisite passing to assist teammates in scoring..."

"As long as Tiandao Jingyan is on the court, you don't need to worry about the team's scoring problem, and what's even more commendable is that he was also the best perimeter defender in the National Tournament during junior high."

"Under his single-man marking, no player has ever scored more than double digits in a single game."

"Now, this leader of the Generation of Miracles has come to Kirisaki Daiichi, and after entering high school, he has maintained his strength as always."

"He doesn't play much, only appearing twice in the preliminary tournament, but he helped Kirisaki Daiichi defeat the biggest dark horse in the Tokyo area, Seirin, and the tyrant of the Tokyo area, Touou."

"His versatility and Kirisaki Daiichi's iron-blooded style have produced a good chemical reaction; we absolutely have reason to believe that he has a great chance of helping Kirisaki Daiichi win its first National Tournament championship trophy."

"Hanamiya Makoto, one of the Uncrowned Kings, the Bad Boy; the player's reputation has always been controversial, and his iron-blooded methods make opponents fear him. But it cannot be denied that the player has a high level that no one can ignore."

"As one of the Uncrowned Kings, Hanamiya Makoto is extremely good at stealing, and no opponent can easily pass the ball in front of him; his strong stealing attribute, combined with Tiandao Jingyan, the genius who ranks first in the country in counterattack scoring, complements each other perfectly."

"Last year, he even defeated Kiyoshi Teppei, who is also one of the Uncrowned Kings, in a head-to-head confrontation."

"It is rumored that Hanamiya Makoto's IQ is 160, a true prodigy. Any tactic only needs to be seen once, and he can perfectly replicate and crack it; his existence will surely become a big arm for Tiandao Jingyan on his way to dominate the country..."

Blah blah blah, the Youth Sports Newspaper analyzed the information of Kirisaki Daiichi's players.

Including the players' characteristics and the team's style.

The reason Kirisaki Daiichi could become an S-class team was also very simple.

First, they have the Generation of Miracles.

Second, they have the Uncrowned Kings.

Just these two points are enough for Kirisaki Daiichi not to be ignored.

If the Generation of Miracles represents the strongest of this era.

Then the Uncrowned Kings represent one of the strongest.

If you have to find a metaphor, it's the difference between NBA superstars and star players.

Kirisaki Daiichi was ranked second in the Youth Sports Newspaper.

In front of them was the high school hegemon Rakuzan.

The reason was the same as Kirisaki Daiichi; they had a member of the Generation of Miracles and also possessed three Uncrowned Kings.

Such lineup strength could be called unique. ===== CHAPTER 351 =====