Winning Streak

"Without Eitoru, Kokan was still one of Yamagata's strongest teams, but it was obviously no longer capable of holding a place on the national stage."

At the sideline, watching the utterly one-sided slaughter on the court, Wu Yufei could not help sighing.

After losing their strongest pillar, the Kokan Team's overall strength had been practically cut in half.

This was also the reason high school teams' strength fluctuated so dramatically, something that had been mentioned countless times before.

He wondered whether Miuradai would suffer the same bleak fate next year after he graduated and left the team.

Those things were beyond Wu Yufei's control, and he had no ability to manage them.

There was only one thing he could do: lead Miuradai to its third Winter Cup championship trophy this year and create an unprecedented record in Japanese high school basketball!

Beep—!!

As the referee blew the whistle signaling the end of the first half, the scoreboard at the sideline froze at 56:20.

Miuradai, playing with its second-string lineup, had completely blown the game open in just one half. There was no suspense left.

Naturally, Wu Yufei and the other main starters had no chance of taking the court.

During halftime, Coach Harada calmly adjusted the lineup once more, sending in several substitutes and newcomers to face the second half with the third string, allowing them to experience the atmosphere of the Winter Cup main tournament.

In the second half, facing Miuradai's third-string lineup, the Kokan Team finally remembered that it was still one of Yamagata's strongest teams.

Do not misunderstand. This did not mean they could actually overpower Kanda Yuji, Sanada Yuto, and Miuradai's other current third-string players. At most, it was a six-four advantage, with Miuradai holding the six.

Still, for at least the first few minutes of