Slam Dunk: Muguro

Chapter 437 A quadruple-double, averaging a triple-double, the Three Musketeers of Wind City!

In the following period, Kogure's life became unusually regular, with him focusing on training and matches every day.

These days repeat themselves endlessly, and Kogure's life seems to be fixed in a cycle.

In this seemingly monotonous cycle, Kogure felt an unprecedented sense of satisfaction.

Even without Garnett, Farragut Academy continued their winning streak, achieving an impressive 21-game winning streak.

Kogure's performance was particularly outstanding in this series of victories, showcasing amazing all-around skills.

Such performance not only instilled fear in his opponents but also made his teammates rely on him.

As the team's 'leader', Ronnie Fields had no complaints. With Kogure feeding him, he played exceptionally easily, scoring 30+ points every game and practically securing the state scoring title in advance.

Ronnie Fields' outstanding performance also allowed him to surpass Carter and take the title of the number one high school player in the United States for the first time.

However, he is unlikely to stay in office for long.

Compared to Kogure's performance, Ronnie Fields ultimately paled in comparison.

Kogure's performance in the fourth game was nothing short of phenomenal.

His opponent was a shorter center than him, which further amplified Kogure's physical advantage.

40+20+10+10, that's the answer Kogure gave in this match.

That's right, he accomplished the feat of a super quadruple-double!

Even in high school leagues where the difficulty level is not high, quadruple-double statistics are still a rare sight.

Kogure's achievement undoubtedly shocked the entire United States, further expanding his fame.

This can be seen from the rankings of high school students published by major sports media outlets.

On ESPN, Kogure is ranked in the top three, even above his teammate Garnett.

Thanks to his outstanding performance in these four games, Kogure's stats improved further, with his average rebounds reaching double digits, finally allowing him to achieve a triple-double average.

This is one of the reasons why Kogure was able to rank in the top three!

Before Westbrook's meteoric rise, averaging a triple-double was considered a very prestigious achievement.

This can be seen from the historical rankings of the Big Os of this era.

Oscar Robertson is now a true top-ten player in history, second only to Magic Johnson as the second-best point guard in history!

Unfortunately, Westbrook's triple-double average was less impressive.

As Kogure's ranking rose, Garnett could no longer sit still.

After recovering from his injury, Garnett immediately returned to team training.

Winning isn't scary, but it's embarrassing if someone is missing!
The team's performance has not been affected by Garnett's absence in the past four games.

This also made Garnett very anxious, fearing that the team's status would decline and be detrimental to the draft.

Harden's high school grades were not ideal, which was the main reason why he skipped college and entered the NBA draft.

He was very self-aware about this.

In order to get a higher draft position, he must work hard to show himself in his final year.

Despite his remarkable achievements in physical testing and on-court performance, which led many scouts to highly praise his potential, Garnett has demonstrated impressive results.

However, he is ultimately just a high school student, which adds uncertainty to his draft prospects.

After all, the NBA hadn't drafted players from high schools for a long time before Garnett.

According to predictions from major sports media outlets, Garnett's projected draft position fluctuates between the top ten and the end of the first round.

However, scouts held differing views on Garnett's prospects.

Some believe Garnett might be selected late in the first round, but that's not the worst-case scenario.

Because he's a high school student, if he's unlucky, he might even fall to the second round. Don't you think so, DeAndre Jordan?
In which year, DeAndre Jordan was invited into the "Green Room," but he didn't hear his name called until the second round, 35th pick.

This also made DeAndre Jordan the lowest draft pick in the history of the "Green Room," a record that was later broken by Bol Bol.

After Garnett returned to the team, Coach Stephen decided not to start him in the next game as a precaution.

In this game, Kogure continued to play center.

His opponent was a tall, thin center.

Although his opponent was half a head taller than him, Kogure had a significant weight advantage.

To avoid Garnett's return causing him to fall short of double-digit rebounding averages, Kogure must further solidify his rebounding statistics.

Therefore, Kogure began to focus more on rebounding.

After the match started, Kogure had a clear advantage in his matchup.

The opposing center forward can be described as retreating at the slightest touch and falling at the slightest collision.

In addition, neither team seemed to have found their rhythm yet, and their shooting touch was somewhat cold.

For a time, the iron was struck frequently!
In this situation, Kogure transforms into a rebounding fanatic, fully showcasing his rebounding abilities.

He can always accurately predict the landing point, and his offensive rebounding rate remains high, creating valuable second-chance opportunities for the team.

Under Garnett's envious gaze, Kogure grabbed 22 rebounds in the first half alone.

Due to Farragut's players' cold shooting touch, they didn't pull away much in the first half, and the game hasn't entered garbage time yet.

Coach Stephen finally put Garnett on the court in the second half.

Kogure once again took on the role of point guard, orchestrating the team's offense.

However, he didn't forget to keep fighting for rebounds.

In less than ten minutes, the game had already entered garbage time.

Thanks to Kogure's efforts, his total number of rebounds successfully reached 30.

This also brought Kogure's average rebounds to 11 per game.

With Garnett back on the team, Farragut Academy's winning streak continues.

In match after match, they demonstrated amazing teamwork and tenacious fighting spirit.

With the final game over, Farragut Academy completed a perfect 36-game winning streak and won the state championship.

At this moment, all the sweat and effort were rewarded, and the entire stadium became a sea of ​​joy.

At the beginning of the season, few people expected Farragut Academy to win the state championship with an undefeated record.

As expected, Kogure achieved a triple-double average.

This greatly boosted Kogure's chances, allowing him to beat Ronnie Fields and Garnett to win the state's best player award.

It's worth noting that Garnett was originally poised to win the state's best player award this year.

Unfortunately, his teammate was a cheater.

Due to Kogure's influence, Garnett only ranked third in the state's best player voting.

With Kogure feeding him, Ronnie Fields also put on a phenomenal performance, ranking even higher than Garnett.

With Farragut Academy winning the state championship undefeated, they have secured their place as one of the Olympic competition teams.

In addition, the "Farragott Three" are also known as the "Windy City Trio" by Chicago fans!
Chicago is also known as the Windy City because of its windy climate.

The name "Rose" also means "rose" in English, which is the main reason why Chinese fans call Rose the "Windy City Rose".

(End of this chapter)