The game continued, and Meihou Industrial High School's offense was very interesting.
Their players on the court all had decent ballhandling skills. When Ryota Kudo tried to apply full-court pressure to the opposing ballhandler, the ballhandler passed immediately.
The small forward who received the ball actually dribbled across half court with practiced ease, his expression composed.
This showed that Meihou Industrial High School had undergone special training. Aside from Hiroshi Morishige, every other player had a particular strength.
Trying to keep Hiroshi Morishige from receiving the ball now became very difficult. Ryota Kudo ran into the paint and resumed playing power forward.
Sure enough, after several passes, Hiroshi Morishige received the ball inside and backed down Takenori Akagi.
Hiroshi Morishige tried applying some force, and Takenori Akagi struggled to hold his ground, retreating half a step.
As the "O'Neal" of Japanese high school basketball, Hiroshi Morishige was naturally unrivaled in strength.
With a spin, Hiroshi Morishige pushed past Takenori Akagi and leaped up for a powerful two-handed dunk.
Just then, a hand suddenly appeared beside Hiroshi Morishige.
Ryota Kudo, who had long been ready, came over to help on defense and slapped the basketball hard with one hand.
Smack! His palm struck the basketball with a dull sound.
But instead of flying away as Ryota Kudo had imagined, the basketball remained firmly in Hiroshi Morishige's hands.
The next second, Hiroshi Morishige viciously slammed the ball through the hoop, leaving his entire body hanging from the rim.
Bumped by Hiroshi Morishige in midair, Ryota Kudo nearly lost his balance.
Relying on his exceptional core strength, Ryota Kudo barely managed to land without falling.
After scoring, Hiroshi Morishige turned his head and gave Ryota Kudo an equally cold look.
Although he said nothing, the meaning in Hiroshi Morishige's eyes was already obvious.