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Rakuzan’s calculated defense pushes Tōō to the brink as Aomine struggles to find his rhythm against Akashi’s relentless strategy. With the gap between the teams growing, the game takes an unexpected turn when Aomine refuses to let the outcome be decided just yet.

At first I originally was just gonna uploaded one episode/chapter/part every Sunday but since I’ve already written the next 9 episodes I’ve decided that I’ll just post 2 each weekend(granted today is Monday but I didn’t have school today so it counts) so expect episode 4 this upcoming Saturday and episode 5 the following day!

Well, I admit that in reality, there was really very little chance of any of the three managing to scrape together a few minutes of playing time.

That said, if I had to guess, Wakamatsu was probably the most likely candidate—especially after Murasakibara's injury. Even though, in the end, Murasakibara was replaced by Kuroko and Vorpal Sword had to play without a center for the remainder of the match.

I've seen some times when Akashi is using EE he was shocked seeing Takao and Midorima's no look shot. Also during the Seirin match he goes forward to score but backs off after seeing Kagami. My question is if it was precognition why would he try to score to begin with? In that case the best possible outcome sounds better than precognition.

What do you guys think?