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LETS GO ENNOSHITA-SAN!

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Brandon Schneider

I agree with you. There is no shame in taking a break and reconsidering your priorities. It's far better than burning out. It's not cowardly at all. The important thing is that he made the decision that was best for him. In terms of serves, it's always better to go for the harder to receive ball than being safe. When you are safe you might have a better chance of keeping it in, but that's not the goal. You might be giving the opponent a free ball and still lose the point anyway. but if you go all out and take the riskier chance, it could ace or earn yourself a freeball. And even if the serve goes out, as long as you force the opponent to make a decision on whether or not to play it (something that floaters are great at doing) it's a good serve. Unforutnately, nah, Shiratorizawa is on the other end of the block.

TrianaNero

"Battle without willpower", while not terribly off, is not quite an accurate translation of the episode title (though I can't blame the translators here, it's a bit tricky). It's actually smth like "A coward's fight". "Coward" (konjonashi) is a word that Ukai senior used to refer to some players (think it were second-years) at some point, and while "coward" is a way to translate it, it feels more like "gutless" for me.