Kim Yeon-koung, frustration boils over at Inku-shi's 'passive offense'… "Hit it!" [Rookie Coach 2][★Night TView]

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Kim Yeon-koung expressed her frustration over Inku-shi's passive game management.

In the episode of MBC's variety show "Rookie Coach Kim Yeon-koung 2" aired on the afternoon of the 25th, a match was depicted between the "Pilsung Wonderdogs," led by head coach Kim Yeon-koung, and Shujitsu High School, the strongest high school team in Japan.

On this day, the Wonderdogs and Shujitsu High School engaged in a fierce battle, extending the game to a fifth set.

Baek Chae-rim gradually felt the physical burden, which soon led to errors.

Baek Chae-rim revealed her inner thoughts, saying, "I felt pressure from the score, and because things weren't going well, I think my field of vision narrowed."

Head coach Kim Yeon-koung called out to Baek Chae-rim, who was in that state, and said, "It's okay." Later, in an interview with the production team, head coach Kim Yeon-koung stated, "I kept thinking that we could definitely win."

At the subsequent match point, Shujitsu High School targeted Baek Chae-rim, but Baek Chae-rim received the serve conspicuously. Following this, another player created a blocker touch-out.

The fifth set game went to deuce. In the deuce, where they were competing for just two points, Shujitsu High School conceded a point with a LINE out error. It seemed as if the momentum was shifting toward the Wonderdogs, but this time, due to a blocker error, they ended up giving Shujitsu High School one point.

Finally, head coach Kim Yeon-koung, looking frustrated at Inku-shi's passive offense, strongly instructed, "Hit it!" Another coach also expressed frustration, saying, "We have to hit it!"

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