apiSigbinz
Active member
no bro. i think that one is not a troll, hes a regular poster here but i just couldnt remeber his nameand i cant find that thread that he posted to
well, in that case, he's not a troll but an ignoramus.....
Day 2, Group A: Japan vs. Philippines
- Thread starter manu_bol
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well, in that case, he's not a troll but an ignoramus.....
donspark47
Member
so happy RP wins against Japan... not also in the basketball but the pride and the history back...
Wow, the fat arms guy can dunk!
Hehehe i cannot help but for me this is the funniest comment i've ever seen in this thread...
donmar
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shootingbwakaw
Member
absolute proof of his Phil. heritage/lineage
sergio23
Active member
Thats my chinita gf.if your from cagayan de oro city you myt see us.were going to watch RP vs Japan game together later on tonight.i think in inilog sports grill.
ui dodong tga CDO d.i ka Wakukuku..ayos gf mo ganda! gratz
Trans: Hope we will win!
sergio23
Active member
And I hope China will Crushed your Balls Iranians!! Wakukuku tong gagong to ng champion lng kala mo They are as Strong as CHINA wakukuku!
Trans: Iran will be badly beaten by the CHINESE trust ME!! and Im a fan of China since the 90s..they will kicked Hadaddis ugly face! that annoying face of Haddadi makes me think og "uh-uh-uh Frankenstien!! lol
kaiziken_pinas
Active member
Yeng did not wnat to use Japeth.
He wanted to use ASI AND MICK.
bcoz of experience and brawn over the takeuchi twins
He wanted to use ASI AND MICK.
bcoz of experience and brawn over the takeuchi twins
saints13
Active member
according to news articles, it was a sprained knee of Japeth which sidelined him vs. the Japan game.
kaiziken_pinas
Active member
lol..... I hope he's okay.... we need him to match up vs Ha Seung Jin
d_viper
Member
Naku, bro mukhang not this time. I'm not sure... but it looks like we'll lose this time around according to my "Molten" ball. But it's gonna be a close game. It says here we'll lose by not more than 10pts.
However, of course... I'd still cheer for an RP win. I hope my "molten's" prediction is wrong. I'd rather see us win even just with 2pts.[/QU
thats too bad...... well korea is really the favorite team to top in our group.... but am gonna set my mind still that we can beat korea
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goodluck RP team
rhk111
Contributor
RP Beats Japan, 78-69
'Statistics'
* The 2-point Field Goal percentages at the half were actually close, expect that the Japanese took about 10 more attempts than us. They also had seven more rebounds than us, but we had seven more three point attempts, and hit a higher rate of them at 38% to their 33%. Another stat to consider, was the fact that we had six more fouls than them, a reflection of our more physical type of defense.
* The most striking stats for me, would be the 2-pt. ield goal shooting of the big men from both sides. The Takeuchi twins only hits from 31-38% of their shots. On the other hand, Taulava and Thoss hit 83% and 88%, respectively. Those are PHENOMENAL numbers, meaning the Takeuchi twins couldn't defend against them, while the twins themselves have trouble scoring against our frontline.
* Miller also hit 71% of his 2-pt. shots, another spectacular effort, aside from dishing out 4 assists, and having only 2 turnovers in the game.
'The Japanese National Team'
* Both teams essentially played man to man defense all throughout the game.
* I can now see why the Japanese big men were shooting so poorly in the game. They have trouble against a physical defense, especially in a half court game. They have good low post moves, but once our big men bodied up on them, the miss their shots, or lose the ball. The only way they could score, was either anchoring fastbreak plays, free-throws, or outside shots. 'Medyo mahihina ang katawan;, despite their medium body build. You could call these guys as "soft", in a way, despite their good rebounding numbers.
* The only way the Japanese big men were scoring were during fast break plays, outside shots, or freethrows.
* The Takeuchi twins are about the same height as Mick Pennissi, making them about no more than 6'8"
'The Philippine National Team'
* Mick didn't score a lot of points, but he helped keep the game close, and also helped keep the Japanese's defense honest by hitting three straight three point shots in the first half.
* I felt we won because of good defense, and good individual effort on offense by the players. We eventually shutdown their fast breaks plays midway in the first half, and played physical defense against their big men. On offense, Pennissi hit three three-point shots in the first half, then Thoss scored most of his points in the third. And in the fourth quarter, it was Asi Taulava's turn to shine. Miller, Yap and the others sustained us all throughout the game.
'Statistics'
* The 2-point Field Goal percentages at the half were actually close, expect that the Japanese took about 10 more attempts than us. They also had seven more rebounds than us, but we had seven more three point attempts, and hit a higher rate of them at 38% to their 33%. Another stat to consider, was the fact that we had six more fouls than them, a reflection of our more physical type of defense.
* The most striking stats for me, would be the 2-pt. ield goal shooting of the big men from both sides. The Takeuchi twins only hits from 31-38% of their shots. On the other hand, Taulava and Thoss hit 83% and 88%, respectively. Those are PHENOMENAL numbers, meaning the Takeuchi twins couldn't defend against them, while the twins themselves have trouble scoring against our frontline.
* Miller also hit 71% of his 2-pt. shots, another spectacular effort, aside from dishing out 4 assists, and having only 2 turnovers in the game.
'The Japanese National Team'
* Both teams essentially played man to man defense all throughout the game.
* I can now see why the Japanese big men were shooting so poorly in the game. They have trouble against a physical defense, especially in a half court game. They have good low post moves, but once our big men bodied up on them, the miss their shots, or lose the ball. The only way they could score, was either anchoring fastbreak plays, free-throws, or outside shots. 'Medyo mahihina ang katawan;, despite their medium body build. You could call these guys as "soft", in a way, despite their good rebounding numbers.
* The only way the Japanese big men were scoring were during fast break plays, outside shots, or freethrows.
* The Takeuchi twins are about the same height as Mick Pennissi, making them about no more than 6'8"
'The Philippine National Team'
* Mick didn't score a lot of points, but he helped keep the game close, and also helped keep the Japanese's defense honest by hitting three straight three point shots in the first half.
* I felt we won because of good defense, and good individual effort on offense by the players. We eventually shutdown their fast breaks plays midway in the first half, and played physical defense against their big men. On offense, Pennissi hit three three-point shots in the first half, then Thoss scored most of his points in the third. And in the fourth quarter, it was Asi Taulava's turn to shine. Miller, Yap and the others sustained us all throughout the game.
paolylo
Well-known member
Guiao screaming at Raymundo "HOY! TIGILAN MO YUNG ONE-ON-ONE NA YAN!" was probably the best coaching i've seen coach Kalbs do. their defense in the 2nd half won this game and even good old genius' stats above me will concur. rebounding still needs a bit of work, but if they defend like that every time... they will be able to upset the top teams.
rhk111
Contributor
Still smarting over that beatdown, huh?
BlueSpy_adobo
Member
according to my lip reading it's bulls***
. but i'll go with you allgoodluck! RP TEAM GOGOGO!!!