Basketball Naruto Novels & Stories

His body was as fast as a gust of wind. "Bang... Bang... Bang..." Within the sound of his rapid dribbling, his footsteps arrived at the free throw line. At that moment, everyone's pupils shrank as they were extremely shocked. "Is he going to display a dunk from the free throw line?" "How is that possible? Such a difficult move only appears in the NBA. No one in Huaxia has ever been able to complete it." "Oh my god. He's really flying." Qin Haodong's body had jumped up while holding a basketball in one hand. He was like an unbeatable god of war.

I don't want to be over possessive. The play starts and I see all our opponents have a big body much bigger than my teammate which is my cousin's. This is pure street basketball brutal and no rules and violation but of course, you don't have to bring any weapon just your strength and talent in basketball. There's no referee so it's OK to fight all you have to do is shoot the ball.

“Nothing much.” But my heart twisted as soon as I said the name. Because it didn’t feel like nothing. The night had been replaying in my mind like a movie on a constant loop. By mid-afternoon, Nora was helping me finish my shift at the hotel. Sometimes she came along like that just to keep me company while I worked. She leaned against my cart scrolling through her phone. “Ugh,” she said dramatically. “Why are basketball players so damn hot?” I laughed weakly. “You and your athletes.”

His basketball jersey was drenched with sweat. My eyes rested on Jake who was drowned in the game. The ball was bouncing against the cemented surface as Jake dribbled it skillfully. His thick muscled arms flexed rhythmically as he handled the ball. The red baggy basketball vest exposed his veiny muscular arms and a whisper of his chest. A thick sheen of sweat had dampened the fabric of his upper back, his face was equally sluicing with perspiration. Damp locks of his golden-brown hair had clung to the sides of his head.

“We’re going to the locker room to congratulate the team since it’s obvious we’re going to win.” “Sounds great, Bibi. What’s the score?” Nate replied. “You’re kidding right? What have you been watching for the past four hours?” Nate didn’t quite know how to answer his friend’s question. Other than teaching and archeological research, basketball was Nate’s passion, so he was quite amazed that during the entire four quarters of the charity game, he was so distracted by the woman he’d just met sitting next to him, he had absolutely no idea what the score was, or anything else that had occurred on the court.

I say, grinning, causing Adonis to sigh before starting to have his lunch. "Theo, let's practice basketball for an hour after class, okay?" Adonis tells me after swallowing the food in his mouth. He asked me yesterday if I would like to join the basketball team and I said yes. When I was young, I used to watch older boys in our neighbourhood play basketball in the public court near our home in Japan. Sometimes when no one was there, I used to play alone, bouncing the ball and throwing it into the hoop. It was actually one of my childhood dreams to join a high school where there is basketball sport and somehow get into the team. But I was too nervous to go for selection while I was in Eastwoo

Something that only friendship can get from an enemy in a match. Time is running out, and they get the same 4 draws. Natty also dribbled the ball and then with her flagship lay-up technique she scored the 5th point which closed their match. Drake, who was already exhausted, could only smile broadly and give his thumbs up, acknowledging Natty’s greatness in playing basketball.

Everyone cheered. Dhruv, Namit, Nikhil, and Riddhi were gathered to help me ace in the basketball for the upcoming inter-school competition. Nikhil and Namit were the captain and vice-captain of the team. Riddhi was from the girl's team but was helping me practice as I was new. I did know the basics of basketball but wasn't any pro. My interest lied in Chess more. The reason why I was pulled into the team was that a prominent player of the basketball team had fallen ill and the team was void of a player.

The space was bigger than I remembered, with cream-colored walls that made everything feel warm and inviting. His bed was just a little bit messy with a dark blue comforter that looked incredibly soft. Basketball posters covered one wall, showing his favorite NBA players in action shots that seemed to capture pure athleticism and grace. On his desk sat a laptop that was clearly well-cared for, nothing like the shattered remains of mine back in my destroyed room.

“This section is the best! Come on, let’s try a few!” Nora hesitated. “I’m not really good at these things. I’ll probably slow you down.” Jodi gave her a playful pat on the shoulder. “Relax! It’s just for fun, not a competition. Look—there’s an ‘Anime Trivia Challenge.’ You’ll be fine. You know more than you think.” They walked over to the trivia booth just as the host announced the next question. “In Naruto, what’s the main character’s signature move?” Jodi frowned in thought, but Nora leaned in and whispered, “Rasengan.”