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I think I told YZ it takes 1 or 2 points to break a tie  Wanted to clarify it's a *2 point advantage needed to break a tie.

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PokéMatt

Another great episode! In a pinch, empty plastic soda/drink bottles work pretty well as similar noise makers to cones. Obviously 2L bottles have a deeper sound than 20 oz, but if you're drinking anything that comes in one of those, you got free noise makers right there. As far as getting Jersey #1, I'm sure this isn't a general Japanese school sports thing, but in this show, the numbers seem to get handed out such that the older players get the lower numbers. While many times the captain is a third year with the number one, it's the underlined number on the front that signifies the captain, and sometimes you'll see a team with someone other than #1 being captain. And you should be safe to watch the intro now.

PokéMatt

To clarify, it's not specifically age order to my knowledge, just that the third years get the lower numbers, then the second years, then first.

Mel

The setter dump from Oikawa this episode, it’s not the first time it appears in this show. The first time we see a setter dump was from Kageyama when they played 3 on 3 with Tsukishima, Yamaguchi and Daichi but it was a quick and subtle scene. And then during the practice game with Nekoma, there’s also a setter dump from Kenma and it was highlighted for the first time in this show.