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This student player is far too confident!

He actually chose to shoot from such a great distance, with a defender in front of him.

This behavior is simply overestimating oneself, after all, the shooting percentage is already low, let alone under such pressure?

Sure enough, the shot was an airball, and the basketball even flew out of bounds.

Possession naturally returned to Team Kobe, while Su Hao easily continued to guard the basket, without even needing to get back on defense. Next, Team Kobe inbounded the ball, and possession was once again given to Kobe.

Kobe dribbled skillfully all the way to the three-point line, but hesitated to launch an attack or pass the ball.

It was as if he was waiting for something, wanting to find the perfect moment.

Perhaps he wanted to try to break through to the inside and score again, but he knew that Su Hao was guarding the inside. Did he really want to challenge Su Hao's defensive ability?

With only five seconds left on the shot clock, Kobe suddenly accelerated, turned sideways to shake off the student player guarding him, and dashed towards the basket like lightning.

He then pulled up for a jump shot, attempting to break the deadlock with this technique.

However, Su Hao showed no fear in the face of this situation. He reacted quickly, leaping high to try and block Kobe's shot.

The ball should have gone in easily, but Su Hao intercepted it in mid-air.

After stealing the ball from the air, he passed it back to the student player waiting on the outside without hesitation.

However, to Su Hao's surprise, the one who caught the ball was the same student player who had shot an airball last time.

The player received the ball and moved to the same position as before, steadying himself and preparing to shoot. Su Hao thought to himself, "This is it! This guy's going to shoot way too far again!"

Sure enough, the student player took another shot, unleashing a long-range three-pointer. Under everyone's watchful eyes, the basketball once again missed completely, resulting in an airball.

The ball returned to Kobe's hands.

Because of the reckless shooting by Su Hao's team, they have failed to score in several consecutive possessions.

Fortunately, Kobe's team did not take the opportunity to narrow the gap.

The point difference between the two sides remains in double digits.

Su Hao shook his head helplessly as he saw his teammate miss the shot again.

Just then, the coach's shout came from the sidelines: "Pay attention to defense!"

The game continued, and Kobe dribbled the ball up the court. His eyes were determined, as if he were searching for a breakthrough.

Suddenly, he sped up, changed direction to get past his opponent, and rushed to the basket.

Upon seeing this, Su Hao immediately jumped up, stretched out his arms, and tried to stop Kobe from making a layup.

However, Kobe pulled up in mid-air, avoiding Su Hao's block, and sent the ball into the basket.

The audience cheered, and Kobe held up his finger to encourage his teammates.

Su Hao thought to himself, "I'll let you score this one goal. I want to see what other tricks you can pull off."

He landed gently, looking at Kobe with a blank expression.

After landing, Kobe high-fived his teammates in celebration.

He glanced back at Su Hao, a hint of doubt flashing in his eyes.

The game continued, and possession of the ball changed hands.

After receiving the ball, Su Hao quickly dribbled across half-court. His movements were fluid and seamless.

Kobe kept a close eye on Su Hao, not daring to relax for a moment.

However, Su Hao suddenly changed direction, faked out Kobe, and then jumped up for a powerful dunk.

Even after dunking, Su Hao still didn't feel quite satisfied, so he dangled his hands on the rim and swung them around a couple of times.

It would have been better if it hadn't been wobbling; it almost knocked the basketball hoop over!

Fortunately, Su Hao let go in time, otherwise he would definitely have been shaken to the ground.

Kobe's eyes widened; he couldn't believe what he was seeing.

The atmosphere in the arena was instantly ignited, and the audience cheered wildly.

After landing, Su Hao looked at Kobe, who was in shock, smiled, and then turned and left.

The game continued, and Kobe's fighting spirit was fully ignited.

He kept attacking the basket, trying to retaliate.

But Su Hao was like an insurmountable mountain, always protecting his team's basket.

As the whistle blew to end the first quarter, the scoreboard showed Su Hao's team leading Kobe's team 40-15, a full 25 points.

The players from both sides went off the field to rest.

At this moment, a student player from Su Hao's team walked up to him and said expectantly, "Brother Su, can you let us shoot more in the second quarter? Can you give us more opportunities to score?"

Another player chimed in, "Yeah, Su-ge, we're already leading by so many points, let us play for a bit!" Su Hao looked at them, smiled, and replied, "You guys had plenty of shooting opportunities in the first quarter! Since you've all said so, I won't be playing in the second quarter. You guys better perform well!"

After saying that, he patted the player on the shoulder to encourage him.

The game was still going on, but things were in complete chaos on Kobe's side.

As their deficit widened, the players began blaming each other, and the conflict escalated.

Bynum directly pointed the finger at Kobe, blaming him for taking too many shots while having a pitifully low shooting percentage.

However, Kobe was not angry. He simply turned his gaze in the direction of Su Hao and remained silent.

Just then, veteran Fisher stepped forward to defend Kobe and engaged in a heated debate with Bynum.

"Don't just criticize others, look at yourself! Your defense is practically useless. You're just giving away points against Su Hao. You can't grab rebounds, and you can't score in the paint. How dare you criticize others?" Fisher became more and more agitated, even starting to hurl insults at Bynum.

Seeing that a conflict was about to erupt, school leaders rushed forward to dissuade the situation.

"You're teammates here, and you're teammates in professional matches, so why are you arguing?" The staff member's face was full of questions.

He had no idea why his two longtime teammates would argue over such trivial matters.

This is actually part of their internal culture; arguing helps them release emotions.

The second quarter started very quickly!

Su Hao fielded five student players.

Kobe's team, on the other hand, fielded the same lineup as before.

When Kobe saw that Su Hao hadn't appeared on the court, his expression subtly changed.

He immediately requested to be substituted off the field.

Bynum, who was preparing to serve, looked completely bewildered.

"Kobe, come up here right now! Su Hao's not here, this is our perfect chance to catch up! We can't miss it!" Bynum walked up to Kobe and urged him.