Slam Dunk: Muguro

Chapter 25 Did you do it on purpose or accidentally?

beep~
The referee interrupted the game in time.

“It hurts…it hurts so much!”

Yuzumi covered his face in pain. When he fell just now, he didn't have time to protect his face, causing his face to collide violently with the hard floor, and he felt his face was deformed.

However, when he looked at Akagi lying in front of him, he suddenly became stunned, and then showed a panic-stricken look.

Yuzumi never thought that he would accidentally take off Akagi's basketball shorts and even his underwear.

Yuzumi's heart sank, and he instantly realized that this was a catastrophic accident.

Just at this moment, Akagi raised his head in pain.

When he realized his current situation, he immediately put on his shorts in a panic.

When Akagi was putting on his pants, Murasakibara, who came over to help, subconsciously opened his mouth, because his angle happened to be facing Akagi's key parts.

He saw something he shouldn't have seen, and for fear that Akagi would notice, he quickly turned his head away.

Mu Mu subconsciously looked down at his little finger. It was the first time he discovered that his little finger was so "slender".

"Fortunately, Hikoichi Aida will not join Ryonan for another two years, otherwise..."

Murasaki shook his head, and Aida Hikoichi's catchphrases emerged in his mind, such as I will write it down, observe carefully, and Unbelievable!

Not far away, Akagi Haruko and Fujii blushed with shame, perhaps because they were afraid of getting stye, and subconsciously covered their eyes.

On the other hand, Matsui folded his hands carelessly and looked at Akagi with interest.

"Asshole, did you do this on purpose or by accident?"

Akagi was furious, his breathing became rapid and his eyes were instantly bloodshot.

The player stripped his shorts off and exposed Kun Kun, which caused him great distress and harm.

Fortunately, not many people came to watch this friendly match, otherwise it would have been a huge social death scene.

Of course, Yuzumi still caused tons of damage to Akagi.

"Well, I didn't mean to do that. It was an accident, an unfortunate accident!"

Yuzumi was trembling all over and was extremely panicked.

"You guy, it seems you won't understand unless I beat you up."

Akagi raised his fist, furious, and it was obvious that he didn't buy Yuzumi's explanation.

"I really didn't mean it, please believe me!"

There was despair in Yuzumi's voice, and his heart was filled with regret and helplessness.

Not far away, the Ryonan players looked at each other, not knowing how to explain this matter.

As the team captain, Yusaku Ozawa had to stand in front of Akagi.

"Akagi-san, I understand your feelings. But I believe Yuzumi didn't do it on purpose. He just slipped and happened to take it off... ahem, I am willing to sincerely apologize to you on his behalf. Please forgive his mistake!"

While speaking, Yusaku Ozawa almost let the cat out of the bag, so he quickly put on a serious face and bowed to apologize.

"terribly sorry!"

Yuzumi hung his head, ready to be beaten by Akagi.

Looking at Yuzumi and Ozawa Yusaku's sincere attitude, Akagi took a deep breath and barely suppressed his inner anger.

"Forget it this time, but don't be so reckless next time."

Akagi waved his hands, but still didn't look at Yuzumi well.

Yuzumi was visibly relieved.

"White Team No. 15, technical foul!"

After confirming that there was no problem with the two players, the referee made the following decision.

Although Yuzumi did not do it on purpose, the nature of the incident was a bit serious, so the penalty was naturally heavier. Although both were technical fouls, the penalties of FIBA ​​and NBA were different.

The NBA has one free throw and one throw, while the FIBA ​​has two free throws and one throw. If you accumulate two free throws, you will be ejected from the game.

Akagi came to the free throw line, dribbled the ball twice, and prepared to shoot free throws.

bang~
Unfortunately, the first ball hit the backboard and didn't even touch the rim.

Call ~
Akagi took a deep breath, trying to clear his mind and forget what had just happened.

The next moment, Akagi threw the ball again.

This time, the basketball didn't touch anything and flew directly out of the baseline.

Three no-sticks!
He missed both free throws, especially the one he missed all three of them. If Akagi said he wasn't embarrassed, he would be lying.

As a good friend, Mu Mu hurried forward to comfort him: "Akagi, cheer up!"

He clearly noticed that Akagi's muscles were tense. This tension was not only reflected physically, but also reflected his mental state.

It is obvious that Akagi has not yet recovered his mentality, which has affected his performance.

The ball still belonged to Shohoku, and soon, Yuho Ikeda passed the ball to Murasakibara outside the three-point line.

Perhaps the incident just now was too shocking, or maybe he thought that Murasakibara could not shoot a three-pointer, so Yusaku Ozawa and Murasakibara were two full steps apart.

Naturally, Murasakibara did not miss such an opportunity and shot the ball.

Yusaku Ozawa wanted to stop it, but it was too late.

shuh~
The basketball drew a beautiful parabola and fell straight into the basket.

"I didn't expect you to have a three-point shot!"

Yusaku Ozawa shrugged, paying the price for his carelessness.

beep~
It was also at this time that Coach Tiangang took the initiative to call a timeout.

When the timeout was over, Uozumi was left on the sidelines and Inoue Toyosu played as center.

Instead of feeling disappointed, Yuzumi felt relieved.

When he thought about causing Akagi's death on the spot, he actually hoped that the coach would not send him to play again. In addition to not knowing how to face Akagi, it was also related to Yuzumi's lack of confidence.

Yuzumi in his first year of high school was not only not strong enough, he was even a little weak.

To put it simply, Yuzumi during this period was still an honest man.

Of course, the key lies in strength.

There was a huge gap in strength between the two. Yuzumi was no match for Akagi and had no ability to fight back at all.

The reason for such a big gap is mainly due to the different lengths of time they have been exposed to basketball.

From Ryuhiko Aota's memories, it can be seen that Akagi started playing basketball in elementary school.

Unlike Akagi, Uozumi only started receiving professional training after joining Ryonan.

It has to be said here that Uozumi became the second center in Kanagawa in just two years, which shows how much effort he put in.

Is Yuzumi more talented than Akagi?
On the contrary, Akagi's talent is superior to Uozumi's.

In the plot, Yuzumi once lamented that Akagi's scoring ability under the basket was innate.

He also said that Akagi's defense under the basket was flawless, which was the result of Akagi's talent and hard work.

However, Yuzumi also has advantages, such as defense and rebounding, as well as deterrence under the basket.

Whether it was one-on-one defense or assist defense, Uozumi was excellent, and his rebounds were never outnumbered by Sakuragi. He was also the only player who successfully grabbed a rebound under the siege of Akagi and Sakuragi.

At the same time, Yuzumi is lucky. Although his talent is not as good as Akagi, he has a responsible coach.

As for the player who replaced Uozumi, it was the player who ranked first in muscle strength in Takehiko Inoue's mind.

(End of this chapter)