KCC and Wonju DB should fight over the extra possession as much as the first shot. KCC's paint attack has been live early, while DB has found scoring through guard-big actions and outside releases. The game is likely to swing when those attacks meet KCC's turnover-prone middle quarters.
Hoon can feed Long inside, then use Woong and King as secondary outlets when DB crowds the paint. Long collected repeated offensive boards in the last game, while DB's coach identified damaging rebound concessions without Ellenson. DB can answer with Alvano and Hammonds creating kickout threes and with pressure that turns KCC giveaways into transition.
Woong and Long both played substantial minutes in KCC's last game; the earlier meeting did not feature this same Woong role. Ellenson and Kang missed DB's recent game, and Williams has no confirmed debut role. KCC needs the second shots to become points and must close DB's following possession, especially after the break. That's why I'm siding with KCC to win.
