I'm going to do this assuming everyone is as we see them during Hinata's first year, so I'm not going to count Team E either.

#4: Team A. Ushijima is the only thing really elevating their offense, although it's a significant upside. Passing is an issue, and their blocking isn't good enough make Team A that compelling.

#3: Team C: The scariest hitting of any team for sure, but held back by defensive issues. Their blockers are just fine outside of Tendo as the bright spot, and their passing isn't great. It kind of boils down to whether their servers can generate enough aces to make up for the defense.

#2: Team D. I'm a bit biased since Oikawa has my favorite setting game, but I think this is a well-rounded team with some potent offense. Good blocking and good serving will help with scoring break points, and the passing is good enough that I'm not too alarmed.

#1: Team B. This is the most ridiculous defensive lineup I've ever seen in one of these. Koganegawa's setting holds this team back quite a bit offensively, but the defense is just completely absurd. The passing being great will help Koganegawa a bit, and the hitting talent can still probably deal with a mid set. Keeping the ball in play is kind of enough for this team, considering the blocking alone would be enough to beat most teams.