Tohn is a first-year college student who loves playing basketball and dreams of becoming a high-level player. Although he is committed to success, he is reunited with Tupfah, an older former basketball player whom he used to know, and who has now put his own sporting ambitions on ice. Tohn feels attracted to Tupfah, but is unsure about whether or not he should tell Tupfah about his feelings or not, worried that doing so might cause problems. But as they spend more time together, a bond of friendship develops as Tohn tries to convince the older student to return to the sport – but could this all end up turning into love?However, their hearts – and sporting hopes – are not the only ones on the line. Aii is hoping to win a scholarship to study abroad. To do so, he will need to secure high grades at college. But although he does want to gain a place at a Japanese university, his head is turned by a football player with dazzling good looks, threatening to divert his focus away from his school work. Meanwhile, two relay team track runners find themselves attracted to one another – despite the fact that one is dating the other's sister!
Tohn and Saen attend their Freshmen orientation at the Sports Science Faculty. There Tohn sees Tupfah and reflects on their relationship since childhood on and off the basketball court.
Tohn challenges Tupfah to a basketball game. Ai and Saen are randomly paired together for a group project in class. Wee takes on some extra training time with Dome to improve his skills in relay racing.
Tohn assembles a ragtag group of athletes in an attempt to save the basketball team. Wee offers to teach Dome a special skill he has learned to help romance a partner. A reluctant Ai accepts help from Saen to feed the faculty's students.
When Tupfah sees the comments in Tohn's cheer book, he begins to open up a bit more and stop being such a "poker face". Saen is late for his group project presentation with Ai, but Ai says some words he regrets before he learned the true reason for Saen's tardiness.
Tupfah questions what his feelings are for Tohn making him behave strangely and effects his performance in the basketball game. Ai helps Saen study for his exam. Wee gives Dome a difficult choice to make.
Ai and Saen take a road trip to visit Saen's grandma. Tension between Dome and Wee result in a rough practice for their relay team. Tupfah ends his relationship with Ing.
A last minute scheduling change pushes a choice on Tupfah: attend his tryout or the final basketball game. Ai struggles with possibility of others at school knowing that he is dating a man.
Gameday arrives and Tupfah must make a difficult choice. Saen asks Ai if he is willing to try a long distance relationship. Dome and Wee stumble through the relay race as their relationship continues to deteriorate as Wee tries to create distance between them.
With their tournaments over, the students take a beach trip for some fun and games. While away, the basketball team receives an offer to tryout for a club team. Saen prepares a surprise for Ai. Having broken up, Pan and Dome try to come to an understanding.
Tohn begins feeling isolated as he is unable to practice basketball after his surgery and Tupfah spends all day training with the new club team. Saen throws Ai a going away party before he leaves to study in Japan. Pan speaks with her brother about what she witnessed at the resort pool.
Tupfah's team and the Chayakorn team face off against each other on the basketball court. However, Torn is not himself after months of coaching from Coach Tuan.
Graduation day arrives and the boys must decide their paths forward in their careers and in their love life.
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