Seoul Knights–Anyang has a fun possession tug-of-war. Anyang's latest win came with 11 steals and only four turnovers of its own; Seoul gave the ball away just twice in its league opener. If Seoul keeps that handle, Anyang may have to win more of its possessions in the half court. If Anyang can hurry Seoul into mistakes, the game could take a very different rhythm. Which side's habit survives this matchup?
Our provisional match records have Anyang beating KCC 81–74 while KCC committed 15 turnovers. Seoul lost 81–87 to Goyang Sono despite its two turnovers; Sono made 16 threes to Seoul's eight. One league opener is a thin read on Seoul, but that contrast gives this game a sharper question than the early table does.
