As the game continued, the smirk on Sato's face couldn't be hidden anymore. He knew that Yuki was damn good at serving, and while the receive training the camp had a few days ago showed he was a decent defender, he had never thought that when the boy was put into the game, the result would be this significant.
Oh, yeah, while Yuki's result in the receive training was good, it wasn't enough to put him in the top five of the list. At first, Sato thought it was because defense was not one of Yuki's strong points. Oh, how wrong he was.
In just twenty minutes of gameplay, Yuki had already shown defensive capabilities that couldn't be reflected in the receive training. First, it was his ability to read the game and command the others to take action. While it was Aizawa who took on the mantle of leader for the team, Yuki was the anchor that kept the team from falling apart. He kept moving and communicating with his teammates to ensure they were in the best position for the next play.
