Slam Dunk and Shohoku Lingnan, the uneasy factors in Shohoku that Taoka expected appeared one by one. The number one uneasy factor in Shohoku was too many fouls. Except for Rukawa Kaede , the other four players The main players all committed more than 3 fouls, and the Shohoku substitute players were not strong enough, which greatly affected the Shohoku players' will to defend. At that time, Uozumi almost took advantage of 4 fouls to score a goal that sealed the victory.
As far as the superficial results are concerned, no one from Shohoku was dismissed due to foul issues. Mitsui was substituted because he fell on the court from exhaustion, and Shohoku also won the game, but in terms of the process , Xiangbei's foul crisis did threaten Xiangbei for a time, and Lingnan also gained hope of a comeback.
The first thing I want to say is, who made the Shohoku foul crisis infinitely magnified? It was not Taoka. He just raised the Shohoku crisis, and he did not communicate this matter to the Lingnan players through timeouts or breaks in the game. It was Sendō realized Shohoku's foul problem at almost the same moment and took advantage of it. Therefore, in the last 5 minutes of the game, there was only one person who exposed Shohoku's foul crisis, and that was Sendō.
Uozumi, who happened to be the 4th fouler at the time, came on the court again to help the team defend, which relieved the pressure on Sendō's defense to the greatest extent. Sendō could give it a try and attack with all its strength.
Sendō first got Miyagi off the field, causing Miyagi's fourth foul. At this time, all members of Shohoku had realized their foul problem, and had the most valuable foul, which was to greet With Akagi defending, he scored a goal, allowing Akagi to commit 4 fouls. After hitting the extra penalty, the point difference was reduced to 1 point.
At this time, Xiangbei was indeed in a state of near collapse. It can be said that Sendō did get the advantage he wanted during that period, which was unlimited firing rights. At that time, Lingnan's offensive ball rights were mainly concentrated in Sendō's hands, and Rukawa Kaede. They and Sendō are in a state of mutual conflict, and no one can guard the other. So after Sendō broke through Rukawa Kaede with the ball, everyone in Shohoku was in a foul crisis. When it came to covering up the defense, no matter how resolute they were, their defensive actions would inevitably fail. Slowly, or even holding back his movements, in this case, the pressure on Xiandao on the offensive end is actually not that great.
Otherwise, there was no foul crisis to restrain the Shohoku players. The entire Shohoku team focused their defensive attention on Sendō. Sendō was great, but not so great that he had to score consecutive points against a team's defense in the last few minutes. Ah, this is different from the game in Shobei and Hainan. At that time, Rukawa Kaede was able to score points by himself. It can be seen that Hainan did not use all his strength. It was more Kiyota who guarded Rukawa Kaede alone. Apart from that supplementary defense, Amu only This pair has never happened to Rukawa Kaede.
Relatively speaking, in the game in Lingnan, northern Hunan, during the period when the outcome was decided, no one tried their best and no one had any way out. It can be said that Sendao took advantage of the foul crisis in northern Hunan and indeed gained more points for his offense. space.
As for why no Xiangbei player left the game with five fouls, it was more of a balance between Xiandao, that is, whether the foul was committed or to score. With 4 minutes and 44 seconds left in the game, Lingnan was 10 points behind. At that time, Sendō broke through Rukawa Kaede with the ball. Facing Sakuragi's defense, he simply scored a goal and narrowed the point difference to 8 points.
At that time, Mumu warned Sakuragi not to foul. After Xiandao completed the attack, Mumu realized that Xiandao did not even give Sakuragi a chance to foul. In fact, at the last moment of the previous match between Lingnan and Hainan, Xiandao deliberately let Amu chase. From the fact that he attacked himself and tried to cause Amu to foul and play 2+1, it can be seen that the person known in the comics who likes to cause fouls the most is Xiandao.
Facing the inexperienced Sakuragi, if he wanted to commit a foul, he could, but Xiandao did not. The main reason was that the choice between committing a foul and scoring was obviously more beneficial to Lingnan at that time. After all, The ultimate purpose of drawing fouls is to create an advantage and then score points. If it is just a simple foul caused by Sakuragi and the loss of 2 points that must be gained once, it will be a loss in total.
It can be said that Sendō took advantage of Shohoku's foul crisis to create the situation he wanted. However, Lingnan players trusted Sendō and believed that Sendō could solve all problems and lead the team to victory. However, there was an unreasonable Sakura in Shohoku. Muah, a former king of exits, a layman, a figure who is the uneasy factor in Xiangbei, but he is still the ace in Xiangbei's decisive victory. In the final analysis, no matter what difficulties Lingnan has, the only thing he can rely on in the end is the immortal way, and there is more than one person in Xiangbei.
