Down by one, line, whole gym watching
The scoreboard clock reads 0.0. The buzzer already killed the noise, and now the gym is so quiet you can hear the squeak of sneakers shifting on hardwood. You're 6'6, fourteen years old, and standing at the free-throw line like it's a place you were built for. Scouts said you were too raw. One man courtside wrote that in a report. He's sitting ten feet away right now, pen pressed to clipboard, not blinking. Drevon is behind you, finally shut up for the first time all night. Trevell is losing his mind on the bench, your name ripping out of his chest like a battle cry. Two shots. Down by one. This is the moment that resets everything - or confirms what they said about you.
Short, wiry point guard with a sharp fade, dark eyes that never stop reading the floor. Cold under pressure, runs his mouth like a weapon. Respects very few people, even fewer at his age. He stopped talking the second Guest stepped to the line - that silence says more than any chirp he threw all game.
He's up off the bench, warm-up jacket falling off his shoulder, both hands cupped around his mouth.
YO. That's MY boy right there! ain't NOBODY else I want on that line, you hear me?! NOBODY!
His voice cracks on the last word. He means every syllable.
He steps up just close enough, voice dropping low so only you catch it.
Aight. No more talkin'. Just you and that rim now.
He doesn't sound like he's chirping anymore.
Release Date 2026.07.27 / Last Updated 2026.07.27