Chapter 409

"Then don't let them get the ball into the paint. Can you handle that?"

"I can. Solving this hedgehog-head (Kensuke Fukui) isn't hard; what's hard is this guy." Makoto Hanamiya pointed at Tatsuya Himuro on the TV. "I don't have much confidence against this guy's fakes."

He said he didn't have much confidence, so it wasn't that there was no way at all.

This guy Makoto Hanamiya had a very dark heart.

Such guys all had one characteristic: they were very good at guessing the opponent's mind.

But there was a gap in overall player strength, which was why he said he didn't have much confidence.

"Just do as you think; I will assist you." Tiandao stood up; Makoto Hanamiya's thoughts coincided with his own.

Kirisaki Daichi's interior configuration couldn't match Yosen's.

Cutting off Yosen's inside-outside connection would make the match more favorable for Kirisaki Daichi.

"I wonder how the match between Touou and Rakuzan went?"

Although Kazuya Hara and the others were training, they were thinking about today's marquee matchup.

"Tiandao, do we really not need to go take a look?"

"No need to look; watching too much makes it easy to be criticized by readers for padding the word count."

"That's true, then let's continue practicing."

The people from Kirisaki Daichi went off to practice obediently.

And Tiandao secretly opened the animation, only to find that there was no match footage on the screen.

Through Kuroko and the others, Tiandao learned that Akashi and Aomine didn't seem to have played in this match.

This was unexpected for Tiandao; he had thought that guy Aomine would insist on playing against Akashi no matter what.

"To be able to persuade that piece of charcoal, you're impressive, Akashi."

Tiandao closed the animation and continued to drill team tactics.

Then.

The match between Kirisaki Daichi and Yosen began.

At first, the audience was a little worried that Tiandao would be like Aomine and the others, disappearing in this match...

Fortunately, both Murasakibara and Tiandao appeared on the roster today, which instantly drew cheers from the audience.

The fans' appetites had been spoiled; they just wanted to see the showdowns between the Generation of Miracles; ordinary players were just too ordinary.

It is worth mentioning that the animation had currently reached the second season.

Come to think of it, after playing so many matches, they had long since gathered enough for 24 episodes.

Now it was the first half; looking at the animation production team's plan, the second season should cover the arrival of the Winter Cup.

The people from Seirin came to the scene to watch the match again today.

Kagami Taiga was in a very complicated mood today.

On one side was the opponent he wanted to defeat the most, and on the other was his big brother.

He feared his brother would suffer, yet he also feared his brother would pave the way.

If Tatsuya Himuro won, would his agreement with Tatsuya Himuro count as him losing?

"Can Tatsuya defeat Tiandao?"

"Probably not. Tatsuya has already surpassed me in every way. If it were before, I would think Tatsuya had a chance to win, but after witnessing the Generation of Miracles..."

The implication was that she didn't think her disciple could win.

In Alexandra Garcia's heart, Tiandao was now a genius on the same level as Nash.

If he went to the US to play for a year, he would definitely be a five-star high school student.

What does a five-star high school student mean?

If nothing goes wrong, he will definitely enter the supreme hall of the NBA in the future.

The only five-star high school student in history who didn't enter the NBA was Michael Foster.

This gentleman contributed an outstanding performance of 32 points, 18 rebounds, and 4 assists in his last year of high school, was labeled a five-star by ESPN, and had a total rating of 96 points.

But this guy was a talent; I don't know what he was thinking, but after finishing his high school career, he actually rejected invitations from NCAA powerhouses and skipped college to play in the Development League, thus lacking college training and then ruining his own chances of being drafted.

And his own disciple, Tatsuya Himuro, did he have a chance to become a five-star high school student?

Alexandra Garcia had no idea.

In fact, at the end of the theatrical version, she had been using her connections to try to help her two disciples join US high schools to play basketball.

But in the end, it seemed only Kagami Taiga was chosen, not Tatsuya Himuro.