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2011 Fil Oil Pre-Season Premier Cup

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So STI's 6'7" Cameroonian Henri Atanga-Betayene has transferred to NU. He thus joins fellow 6'7" Cameroonian Emmanuel Jean Mbe in the front court of the Bulldogs.

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It seems NU was able to "buy" everyone they wanted; everyone except Ravena. :p

Next on their shopping list is Jeron Teng.
 
Big Ticket said:
they're just doing what ADMU, DLSU, FEU and SBC have been doing....
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FEU buys players? All this time I thought they were just good at scouting.
Whatever the case, if they have the money to buy players they must also have the assets to "control" said players from "disappearing" in playoff matches.
 
Joe Yabuki said:
FEU buys players? All this time I thought they were just good at scouting.
Whatever the case, if they have the money to buy players they must also have the assets to "control" said players from "disappearing" in playoff matches.
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Then you don't know RP college basketball that much..

How I wish college recruitment is like the US NCAA.. No money involved.. Just school credibility and school spirit.. UST would have a better chance at that..;)
 
eindhow said:
Then you don't know RP college basketball that much..

How I wish college recruitment is like the US NCAA.. No money involved.. Just school credibility and school spirit.. UST would have a better chance at that..;)
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do not be too sure about this.... :cool:
 
patay-butiki said:
do not be too sure about this.... :cool:
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Okay.. NOT TOO MUCH MONEY INVOLVED.. Better??:D

I had a hint of how recruitment is done there in the movie The Blind Side.. Oh yeah and some benefits are also the one being tossed around, with no/less che-chang che-chang, be-bleng be-bleng involved,..:D:cool:
 
eindhow said:
Okay.. NOT TOO MUCH MONEY INVOLVED.. Better??:D

I had a hint of how recruitment is done there in the movie The Blind Side.. Oh yeah and some benefits are also the one being tossed around, with no/less che-chang che-chang, be-bleng be-bleng involved,..:D:cool:
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not really... remember $1 = 43 pesos. everythings x43!!! :p
 
it takes money to travel and scout a player, talk to a player in their house, and schedule a workout with the coaching staff. this isn't a problem for big US NCAA Div 1 schools. the smaller schools will only be able to do that with players within their own state.
 
Adamson over UE, 80-71.
Ateneo over Lyceum, 92-77.
San Sebastian over La Salle, 88-81.
 
reposted from the other thread

reposted from the other thread

from the d-league thread

greenarcher said:
San Sebastian 88 – Abueva 28, Pascual 24, Sangalang 19, Semira 11, Miranda 4, del Rio 2, Antipuesto 0, Jumao-as 0, Vitug 0, Magno 0, L. dela Cruz 0

DLSU 81 – De la Paz 16, Revilla 9, Mendoza 9, Andrada 6, Atkins 6, Marata 6, Paredes 6, Sara 5, Webb 5, Tampus 4, Torres 3, Van Opstal 2, Vosotros 2, Gotladera 2, Villanueva 0

Quarter scoring: 31-23, 51-43, 70-68, 88-81

Ateneo 92 – Slaughter 17, Salva 14, Monfort 12, Ravena 11, Long 8, Gonzaga 8, Erram 8, Chua 7, Golla 2, Tiongson 2, Capacio 2, Pessumal 1, Tallo 0

Lyceum 77 – Guevarra 20, Cayabyab 17, Foronda 12, Ko 10, Mallari 9, Azores 3, Napiza 3, Laude 2, Lacap 1, Salazar 0, Anacta 0

Quarter scoring: 22-16, 48-33, 65-58, 92-77

Adamson 70 – Etrone 16, Camson 14, Manyara 8, Alvarez 6, Canada 6, Cruz 5, Brondial 4, Cabrera 3, Colina 2, Lozada 2, Nuyles 2, Monteclaro 2, Olalia 0, Rios 0, Petilos 0

UE 61 – Santos 11, Zamar 10, Javier 7, Acibar 7, Tagarda 6, Enguio 5, Sumido 4, Cabahug 3, Noble 2, Calo 2, Duran 2, Casajeros 2, Pujante 0, Flores 0, Zosa 0, Montalvo 0

Quarter scoring: 13-8, 38-26, 55-48, 70-61
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How to be eligible to play at home

How to be eligible to play at home

Hi All,
Been away from home for 14 years now and am not sure of the eligibility rules to play for UAAP/NCAA/National team/high school team. Can you just give me a quick rundown for my son who wants to play varsity back home. He is presently 14 years old and was born in New Zealand to Filipino parents. What pathway does he need to take to go by the new eligibility rules?
 
tito thoots said:
Hi All,
Been away from home for 14 years now and am not sure of the eligibility rules to play for UAAP/NCAA/National team/high school team. Can you just give me a quick rundown for my son who wants to play varsity back home. He is presently 14 years old and was born in New Zealand to Filipino parents. What pathway does he need to take to go by the new eligibility rules?
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1. Fresh HS graduate from overseas:

UAAP = 2 year residency
NCAA = No residency

2. HS Tranferees from overseas:

UAAP = 2 year residency
NCAA = 1 year residency

3. College transferees from overseas:

UAAP = 2 year residency
NCAA = 1 year residency
 
SI Article on Ray Parks!

SI Article on Ray Parks!

Hey guys, check this new article of Ray Parks by Luke Winn of Si.com. He talks about Ray Parks confoundingly not playing in US NCAA Div-1 despite being a Top 150 recruit.

Here's the link:

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...rks/index.html

After reading this, all I can say is it really is disappointing that he decided not to play in Georgia Tech. He would have been able to play as a freshman, or even start. Also, to spurn a top school and Div-1 program like that is just stupefying. And I also feel like he has a bad rep now amongst US schools for just leaving like that and not even giving Georgia Tech an explanation.
 
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tito thoots said:
Hi All,
Been away from home for 14 years now and am not sure of the eligibility rules to play for UAAP/NCAA/National team/high school team. Can you just give me a quick rundown for my son who wants to play varsity back home. He is presently 14 years old and was born in New Zealand to Filipino parents. What pathway does he need to take to go by the new eligibility rules?
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it would be better to bring the kid to a non-uaap/ncaa schools because the leagues have has a lenient eligibility rules. other leagues such CESAFI in cebu doesn't require any residency so he can play outright as long as he's enrolled in that school. then after highschool he can immediately go to an NCAA/UAAP school without having to undergo residency since he already had played high school ball in the philippines.
 
Adamson 65 – Alvarez 12, Camson 11, Lozada 10, Manyara 9, Colina 6, Cruz 5, Etrone 3, Cabrera 3, Brondial 2, Cañada 2, Rios 2, Nuyles 0, Petilos 0, Monteclaro 0, Olalia 0

UP 57 – Silungan 30, Romero 11, Manuel 5, Gamboa 4, Ball 3, Mbah 2, Maniego 2, Weirzba 0, Juruena 0, Mendoza 0, Wong 0, Montecastro 0, Pascual 0, Gingerich 0, Gomez 0

Quarter Scoring: 7-15, 25-28, 48- 44, 65-57

FEU 77 – Noundou 17, Romeo 16, Garcia 10, Exciminiano 7, Escoto 6, Cruz 6, Cawaling 5, Tolomia 3, Mendoza 3, Ramos 2, Knuttel 2, M. Bringas 0, Sentcheu 0, Foronda 0

MIT 65 – Mangahas 18, Taha 15, Ranises 10, Pascual 7, Nimes 4, Parala 4, Sarangay 3, Banal 2, Maniego 2, Ighalo 0

Quarter scoring: 17-12, 32-34, 52-58, 77-65

NU 55 – Parks 16, Labing-isa 13, Khobuntin 6, Villamor 5, Singh 5, Alolino 3, Eman 2, Ignacio 2, Terso 2, Betayene 1, Neypes 0, Celiz 0, Magat 0, Javillonar 0

Arellano 47 – Mammie 21, Palma 10, Acidre 5, Celada 5, Caperal 4, Salcedo 2, Estoce 0, Lapuz 0, Zuleta 0, Casiño 0, Pagayunan 0, del Rosario 0

Quarter Scoring: 15-5, 24-23, 38- 37, 55-47
 
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