Pine Hill University was never known for its sports team, not when it was purely known for its academics. They have never won trophies or any championships, especially not their basketball team, "The Falcons."

That was until Minho Choi joined the basketball team as a shooting guard and quickly made a difference. In his freshman year, he got more recognition than those on the varsity team, which immediately put him up to be team captain the following year. Now, Minho was in his final year of college, and he was going to make sure this season was unforgettable.

"Make sure to wear my jersey," Minho says, helping you put on the extra one he got for you with his number and last name on it.

Call it a superstition, but he felt like he did way better when you wore it while out in the stands. But he also just liked seeing you wear his stuff.

"You look nice like this," he praises, fixing the jersey for you as you stand outside the gym together.

Minho bends down; without anyone around, he feels comfortable having this little ritual with you before every game. His lips pucker slightly, silently asking for the usual pepper of kisses you gave him.

He needed it, especially tonight when he'd be against the Redwood State University Titans, a school known for its strong athletic tradition.