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dylan ababou of UST and of smart-gilas is on fire....30 pts (23 in the 1st half)already after 3 quarters of play...
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Ateneo defeated UE, 72-57.
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Rabeh with 25 points.
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I am surprised that Ateneo won because Bunafe was scoreless in this game.
Great Game from Rabeh 27 points, 3 assists, and 11 rebounds.
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Hungry Tigers devour Bulldogs for win No.2
07/16/2009 | 06:14 PM
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MANILA, Philippines – University of Santo Tomas devoured a hapless National University side, 104-89, in Thursday’s UAAP men’s basketball game at the Araneta Coliseum.
“Gutom ang mga players ko, lahat gutom. Kahit na yong pitong beterano at maging ang siyam na rookies gutom din," said Growling Tigers coach Pido Jarencio, who earned his second win in season 72.
“At alam ninyo naman ang tigre kapag gutom lahat kinakain," he added.
Leading the fight for the Tigers, who led in the entire match, was an angry Dylan Ababou who used his anger as his motivation in posting a career-high 30 points and 10 rebounds.
“Mainit ang ulo ko. Galit ako," was Ababou's reply when asked what motivated him to score that much. “Galit ako sa sarili ko dahil ang sama ng inilaro ko sa unang game naming."
Ababou only scored 10 markers in the Tigers’ 76-75 win over the Adamson Falcons last week.
Being the Tigers’ captain, Ababou said he was upset with his opening game performance and wanted to redeem himself in the eyes of his rookie teammates. “Ako kasi ang team captain, tapos ang sama nung nilaro ko. Gusto ko kasing madala ang team sa Final Four."
“Iba kasi na this time ako ang leader. At bihira ang ganitong opportunity na mag-lead ka ng isang team."
Scores
UST 104 - Ababou 30, Mirza 19, Teng 14, Fortuna 14, Maliksi 10, Green 7, Afuang 4, Cam 2, Ungria 0, Rushdy 0, Felix 0, Camus 0, Bautista 0, Aytona 0.
NU 89 - Singh 19, Baloran 19, Hermosisima 15, Terso 10, Manito 8, Malanday 7, Ponferrada 6, Batac 3, Luy 2, Roy 0, Magat 0, Fabula 0, Cabaluna 0.
Quarter scores: 31-24, 62-49, 88-68, 104-89.
Ababou even inspired his teammates, especially Khazim Mirza to post another double-double finish with 19 points and 15 rebounds while Jeric Teng and Allein Maliksi contributed 14 points each.
UST started out slow but when its offense went it full gear, the Tigers left behind the Bulldogs and coasted to victory as NU just could not get their own game plan going.
The Tigers used a 14-2 run, early in the first quarter, to turn an 8-6 deficit into a 20-8 advantage midway in the opening period and were never threatened after that. They posted their biggest lead at 88-65 at the start of the third quarter.
“Mabuti na lang at nag-step up si Dylan. Kasi hindi maganda ang depensa namin. I asked the boys to limit the other team to just 15 points per quarter. Hindi ko alam kung bakit naka-89."
The UST defense limited Bulldogs’ center Jewel Ponferrada to just six points while NU rookies Ajeet Singh and Melvin Baloran led the Sampaloc-based quintet with 19 markers apiece.
“I know that it will be a high-scoring game," said Jarencio regarding the first 100-point game this season. “Pero ang hindi ko inaasahan ay yong umiskor sila ng malaki. Ang sabi ko sa kanila ay limit the opponents to just 15 points per quarter."
“Yong ang dapat naming paghandaan sa susunod naming game, yong defensive lapses namin," Jarencio ended. – Perry Legaspi, GMANews.TV
http://www.gmanews.tv/story/167526/Hungry-Tigers-devour-Bulldogs-for-win-No2
Slow-starting Ateneo rallies to beat UE, 72-57, for 2nd win
07/16/2009 | 08:12 PM
MANILA, Philippines – Ateneo showed championship poise Thursday overcoming a slow start to post a 72-57 win over University of the East in the 72nd UAAP men’s basketball tournament at the Araneta Coliseum.
The team at the start can’t figure out how to defend against a team that shoots from anywhere. Or sometimes at your face
– Norman Black, Ateneo coach
“We started slow," said Ateneo coach Norman Black, who is aiming to steer the Blue Eagles to their second straight title.
Rabeh Al-Hussaini led Ateneo’s comeback to help the Katipunan-based squad to their second straight win to tie University of Santo Tomas, which earlier coasted to a 104-89 triumph over National University, on top of the standings.
Black said Ateneo was not used to playing against a team that plays open basketball. UE’s running-game surprised Black and his Eagles as the Red Warriors enjoyed a 28-11 lead early in the second quarter.
“The team at the start can’t figure out how to defend against a team that shoots from anywhere. Or sometimes at your face," said Black.
“And because of that, we have a problem in our transition defense. “It was our tendency to gamble a bit."
But once the Blue Eagles got their bearing, Ateneo slowly pulled away.
Still down 45-41 in the third quarter, Al-Hussani scored nine of his 11 third quarter points to lead a 13-0 Ateneo attack as the Blue Eagles built a 54-45 heading into the final period.
Emman Monfort and Raymond Austria nailed consecutive three-pointers at the start of the fourth to push the Eagles’ lead to 14, 62-48.
The Ateneo defense also limited UE’s production to just two points in a four-minute span. The Warriors never recovered from there and scored their last six points from the free throw line.
“Pinupuwersa ko ang mga shots ko, ganoon din ang mga teammates ko sa start ng laban," said Al-Hussaini “But coach told us to take our time."
“Nung nakuha na namin ang galaw ng UE, naging madali na sa amin," added Baclao, who finished with 11 rebounds and three assists.
Val Acuña, who led the Warriors in the first half with 19 points, could only muster two points in the third quarter and was held scoreless in the final period.
UE’s 17 turnovers also failed to help the Warriors’ cause. – Perry Legaspi, GMANews.TV
http://www.gmanews.tv/story/167541/Slow-starting-Ateneo-rallies-to-beat-UE-72-57-for-2nd-win
07/16/2009 | 06:14 PM
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MANILA, Philippines – University of Santo Tomas devoured a hapless National University side, 104-89, in Thursday’s UAAP men’s basketball game at the Araneta Coliseum.
“Gutom ang mga players ko, lahat gutom. Kahit na yong pitong beterano at maging ang siyam na rookies gutom din," said Growling Tigers coach Pido Jarencio, who earned his second win in season 72.
“At alam ninyo naman ang tigre kapag gutom lahat kinakain," he added.
Leading the fight for the Tigers, who led in the entire match, was an angry Dylan Ababou who used his anger as his motivation in posting a career-high 30 points and 10 rebounds.
“Mainit ang ulo ko. Galit ako," was Ababou's reply when asked what motivated him to score that much. “Galit ako sa sarili ko dahil ang sama ng inilaro ko sa unang game naming."
Ababou only scored 10 markers in the Tigers’ 76-75 win over the Adamson Falcons last week.
Being the Tigers’ captain, Ababou said he was upset with his opening game performance and wanted to redeem himself in the eyes of his rookie teammates. “Ako kasi ang team captain, tapos ang sama nung nilaro ko. Gusto ko kasing madala ang team sa Final Four."
“Iba kasi na this time ako ang leader. At bihira ang ganitong opportunity na mag-lead ka ng isang team."
Scores
UST 104 - Ababou 30, Mirza 19, Teng 14, Fortuna 14, Maliksi 10, Green 7, Afuang 4, Cam 2, Ungria 0, Rushdy 0, Felix 0, Camus 0, Bautista 0, Aytona 0.
NU 89 - Singh 19, Baloran 19, Hermosisima 15, Terso 10, Manito 8, Malanday 7, Ponferrada 6, Batac 3, Luy 2, Roy 0, Magat 0, Fabula 0, Cabaluna 0.
Quarter scores: 31-24, 62-49, 88-68, 104-89.
Ababou even inspired his teammates, especially Khazim Mirza to post another double-double finish with 19 points and 15 rebounds while Jeric Teng and Allein Maliksi contributed 14 points each.
UST started out slow but when its offense went it full gear, the Tigers left behind the Bulldogs and coasted to victory as NU just could not get their own game plan going.
The Tigers used a 14-2 run, early in the first quarter, to turn an 8-6 deficit into a 20-8 advantage midway in the opening period and were never threatened after that. They posted their biggest lead at 88-65 at the start of the third quarter.
“Mabuti na lang at nag-step up si Dylan. Kasi hindi maganda ang depensa namin. I asked the boys to limit the other team to just 15 points per quarter. Hindi ko alam kung bakit naka-89."
The UST defense limited Bulldogs’ center Jewel Ponferrada to just six points while NU rookies Ajeet Singh and Melvin Baloran led the Sampaloc-based quintet with 19 markers apiece.
“I know that it will be a high-scoring game," said Jarencio regarding the first 100-point game this season. “Pero ang hindi ko inaasahan ay yong umiskor sila ng malaki. Ang sabi ko sa kanila ay limit the opponents to just 15 points per quarter."
“Yong ang dapat naming paghandaan sa susunod naming game, yong defensive lapses namin," Jarencio ended. – Perry Legaspi, GMANews.TV
http://www.gmanews.tv/story/167526/Hungry-Tigers-devour-Bulldogs-for-win-No2
Slow-starting Ateneo rallies to beat UE, 72-57, for 2nd win
07/16/2009 | 08:12 PM
MANILA, Philippines – Ateneo showed championship poise Thursday overcoming a slow start to post a 72-57 win over University of the East in the 72nd UAAP men’s basketball tournament at the Araneta Coliseum.
The team at the start can’t figure out how to defend against a team that shoots from anywhere. Or sometimes at your face
– Norman Black, Ateneo coach
“We started slow," said Ateneo coach Norman Black, who is aiming to steer the Blue Eagles to their second straight title.
Rabeh Al-Hussaini led Ateneo’s comeback to help the Katipunan-based squad to their second straight win to tie University of Santo Tomas, which earlier coasted to a 104-89 triumph over National University, on top of the standings.
Black said Ateneo was not used to playing against a team that plays open basketball. UE’s running-game surprised Black and his Eagles as the Red Warriors enjoyed a 28-11 lead early in the second quarter.
“The team at the start can’t figure out how to defend against a team that shoots from anywhere. Or sometimes at your face," said Black.
“And because of that, we have a problem in our transition defense. “It was our tendency to gamble a bit."
But once the Blue Eagles got their bearing, Ateneo slowly pulled away.
Still down 45-41 in the third quarter, Al-Hussani scored nine of his 11 third quarter points to lead a 13-0 Ateneo attack as the Blue Eagles built a 54-45 heading into the final period.
Emman Monfort and Raymond Austria nailed consecutive three-pointers at the start of the fourth to push the Eagles’ lead to 14, 62-48.
The Ateneo defense also limited UE’s production to just two points in a four-minute span. The Warriors never recovered from there and scored their last six points from the free throw line.
“Pinupuwersa ko ang mga shots ko, ganoon din ang mga teammates ko sa start ng laban," said Al-Hussaini “But coach told us to take our time."
“Nung nakuha na namin ang galaw ng UE, naging madali na sa amin," added Baclao, who finished with 11 rebounds and three assists.
Val Acuña, who led the Warriors in the first half with 19 points, could only muster two points in the third quarter and was held scoreless in the final period.
UE’s 17 turnovers also failed to help the Warriors’ cause. – Perry Legaspi, GMANews.TV
http://www.gmanews.tv/story/167541/Slow-starting-Ateneo-rallies-to-beat-UE-72-57-for-2nd-win
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http://www.inboundpass.com/2009/07/16/ababou-leads-ust-past-nu-in-high-octane-matchup/
Ababou Leads UST Past NU In High-Octane Matchup
by Mia Domingo
UNIVERSITY of Sto. Tomas, led by its experienced leader, dished out its vaunted running game for all to see.
Dylan Ababou posted a double-double with 30 points and 10 rebounds to help lead his Growling Tigers past National University, 104-89, in a high-octane showdown in UAAP Season 72 at the Araneta Coliseum last July 16.
The Philippine Developmental Team member, who was held to just 10 points in UST’s opener, exploded for 23 in the first half alone as coach Pido Jarencio’s wards zipped through the porous NU defense en route to a season-high 62 points. As if that wasn’t enough, the Sampaloc outfit allowed the Tigers to shoot an outrageous 63.2 percent field goal clip in the third quarter.
Khasim Mirza aptly supported Ababou with a double-double of his own, canning 19 points and grabbing 15 rebounds. Rookie sensation Jeric Teng also joined in the scoring fray, tallying 13 of his 14 total markers in the first quarter alone.
NU, which convincingly shut down University of the Philippines last Sunday, succumbed to the España quintet’s run-and-gun, smallball offensive and failed to put the clamps on the defensive end. Ajeet Singh and Mervin Baloran scored 19 apiece for the 1-1 Bulldogs, who next play University of the East on Sunday.
After the game, UST coach Pido Jarencio said, “Buti nagstep up si Dylan kasi medyo non-factor nung 1st game. Nawala na yung first game jitters. Sabi ko nga, Philippine Team ka, medyo na relieve ako dahil dinala nya yung team ngayon.”
With the victory, the Black and Gold find themselves atop the team standings at 2-0. Their next assignment will be against defending champions Ateneo de Manila on Sunday.
The scores:
UST 104 – Ababou 30, Mirza 19, Teng 14, Fortuna 14, Maliksi 10, Green 7, Mariano 4, Afuang 4, Cam 2, Ungria 0, Rushdy 0, Felix 0, Camus 0, Bautista 0, Aytona 0.
NU 89 – Singh 19, Baloran 19, Hermosisima 15, Terso 10, Manito 8, Malanday 7, Ponferrada 6, Batac 3, Luy 2, Roy 0, Magat 0, Fabula 0, Cabaluna 0.
Quarter scores: 32-24, 62-49, 88-68, 104-89.
Ababou Leads UST Past NU In High-Octane Matchup
by Mia Domingo
UNIVERSITY of Sto. Tomas, led by its experienced leader, dished out its vaunted running game for all to see.
Dylan Ababou posted a double-double with 30 points and 10 rebounds to help lead his Growling Tigers past National University, 104-89, in a high-octane showdown in UAAP Season 72 at the Araneta Coliseum last July 16.
The Philippine Developmental Team member, who was held to just 10 points in UST’s opener, exploded for 23 in the first half alone as coach Pido Jarencio’s wards zipped through the porous NU defense en route to a season-high 62 points. As if that wasn’t enough, the Sampaloc outfit allowed the Tigers to shoot an outrageous 63.2 percent field goal clip in the third quarter.
Khasim Mirza aptly supported Ababou with a double-double of his own, canning 19 points and grabbing 15 rebounds. Rookie sensation Jeric Teng also joined in the scoring fray, tallying 13 of his 14 total markers in the first quarter alone.
NU, which convincingly shut down University of the Philippines last Sunday, succumbed to the España quintet’s run-and-gun, smallball offensive and failed to put the clamps on the defensive end. Ajeet Singh and Mervin Baloran scored 19 apiece for the 1-1 Bulldogs, who next play University of the East on Sunday.
After the game, UST coach Pido Jarencio said, “Buti nagstep up si Dylan kasi medyo non-factor nung 1st game. Nawala na yung first game jitters. Sabi ko nga, Philippine Team ka, medyo na relieve ako dahil dinala nya yung team ngayon.”
With the victory, the Black and Gold find themselves atop the team standings at 2-0. Their next assignment will be against defending champions Ateneo de Manila on Sunday.
The scores:
UST 104 – Ababou 30, Mirza 19, Teng 14, Fortuna 14, Maliksi 10, Green 7, Mariano 4, Afuang 4, Cam 2, Ungria 0, Rushdy 0, Felix 0, Camus 0, Bautista 0, Aytona 0.
NU 89 – Singh 19, Baloran 19, Hermosisima 15, Terso 10, Manito 8, Malanday 7, Ponferrada 6, Batac 3, Luy 2, Roy 0, Magat 0, Fabula 0, Cabaluna 0.
Quarter scores: 32-24, 62-49, 88-68, 104-89.
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* Its too early to tell, but with ADMU going past two of its toughest opponents, I think the possibility of a rare sweep is not too far off.
* Nonoy Baclao with another 11 rebound performance, and gad knows how many rebounds. He is truly the "Defense Minister" of the collegiate ranks.
* Another offensive monster game from Rabeh, against the best frontline in collegiate basketball. Will a back to back MVP also culminate in a back to back championship for ADMU?
* The veteran duo of Llagas and Espiritu were no match to one of the best local frontline combination of all time in Baclao and Al-Husseini. Baclao handles the defense, while Rabeh handles the offense. Terrific combination.
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http://www.inboundpass.com/2009/07/17/ateneo-bucks-slow-start-claws-past-ue/
Ateneo Bucks Slow Start, Claws Past UE
by Mia Domingo
ATENEO DE MANILA turned a horrendous start into a statement game.
After trailing by as many as 17 points, the defending UAAP champions turned up the heat and dominated the inside en route to a 72-57 hammering of University of the East in Season 72 at the Araneta Coliseum last July 16.
The Blue Eagles looked like sitting ducks in the first quarter as coach Lawrence Chongson’s troops fired away from three-point territory, going 5-for-11 and holding their opponents to 20 percent shooting from the field.
A rejuvenated Ateneo squad came out strong in the second quarter, with reigning Most Valuable Player Rabeh Al-Hussaini and Eric Salamat combining for 14 points to trim the Red Warrior lead to two heading into the break. Val Acuña and Paul Lee helped extend the UE advantage to seven early in the third quarter, but back-to-back stabs from Al-Hussaini and Nonoy Baclao forced the first deadlock of the game at 45-all with 5:28 left in the period.
It was all Blue and White from that point on as Ateneo fed the 6’7” Al-Hussaini the ball down low in a blatant attempt to take advantage of UE’s lack of ceiling. The Recto outfit also tapered off in the third, shooting just 19 percent from the field. In the final 10 minutes, Ateneo pulled away after Bacon Austria and Emman Monfort opened the final canto with booming treys, giving the Katipunan quintet a 60-48 lead at the 8:49 mark.
Al-Hussaini topscored for the 2-0 Blue Eagles with 27 points and 11 boards, while Salamat finished with 12 markers. The Ateneo defense put an end to UE’s first quarter shooting party, limiting it to 29.3 percent from the field overall. Coach Norman Black’s squad also forced the Warriors to commit 17 turnovers, six more than their own output.
Acuña paced UE with 21 points, while Lee had 14.
In the pressroom, Black said, “We adjusted by not gambling so much on our shots, so we could defend well. I think we did a better job in the second half. We played better defense, we [also] shot better in the second half when we were moving the basketball and we became patient.”
Ateneo next plays University of Sto. Tomas in a battle of undefeated teams on Sunday, while 1-1 UE takes on National University two hours before.
The scores:
Ateneo 72 – Al Hussaini 27, Salamat 12, Baclao 10, Reyes 7, Salva 6, Monfort 3, Austria 3, Gonzaga 2, Chua 2, Tiongson 0, Long 0, Buenafe 0.
UE 57 – Acuña 21, Lee 14, Reyes 7, Llagas 6, Espiritu 6, Zamar 3, Lingganay 0, Flores 0, Ayala 0, Alabanza 0.
Quarter scoring: 11-23, 35-37, 54-48, 72-57.
* Nonoy Baclao with another 11 rebound performance, and gad knows how many rebounds. He is truly the "Defense Minister" of the collegiate ranks.
* Another offensive monster game from Rabeh, against the best frontline in collegiate basketball. Will a back to back MVP also culminate in a back to back championship for ADMU?
* The veteran duo of Llagas and Espiritu were no match to one of the best local frontline combination of all time in Baclao and Al-Husseini. Baclao handles the defense, while Rabeh handles the offense. Terrific combination.
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http://www.inboundpass.com/2009/07/17/ateneo-bucks-slow-start-claws-past-ue/
Ateneo Bucks Slow Start, Claws Past UE
by Mia Domingo
ATENEO DE MANILA turned a horrendous start into a statement game.
After trailing by as many as 17 points, the defending UAAP champions turned up the heat and dominated the inside en route to a 72-57 hammering of University of the East in Season 72 at the Araneta Coliseum last July 16.
The Blue Eagles looked like sitting ducks in the first quarter as coach Lawrence Chongson’s troops fired away from three-point territory, going 5-for-11 and holding their opponents to 20 percent shooting from the field.
A rejuvenated Ateneo squad came out strong in the second quarter, with reigning Most Valuable Player Rabeh Al-Hussaini and Eric Salamat combining for 14 points to trim the Red Warrior lead to two heading into the break. Val Acuña and Paul Lee helped extend the UE advantage to seven early in the third quarter, but back-to-back stabs from Al-Hussaini and Nonoy Baclao forced the first deadlock of the game at 45-all with 5:28 left in the period.
It was all Blue and White from that point on as Ateneo fed the 6’7” Al-Hussaini the ball down low in a blatant attempt to take advantage of UE’s lack of ceiling. The Recto outfit also tapered off in the third, shooting just 19 percent from the field. In the final 10 minutes, Ateneo pulled away after Bacon Austria and Emman Monfort opened the final canto with booming treys, giving the Katipunan quintet a 60-48 lead at the 8:49 mark.
Al-Hussaini topscored for the 2-0 Blue Eagles with 27 points and 11 boards, while Salamat finished with 12 markers. The Ateneo defense put an end to UE’s first quarter shooting party, limiting it to 29.3 percent from the field overall. Coach Norman Black’s squad also forced the Warriors to commit 17 turnovers, six more than their own output.
Acuña paced UE with 21 points, while Lee had 14.
In the pressroom, Black said, “We adjusted by not gambling so much on our shots, so we could defend well. I think we did a better job in the second half. We played better defense, we [also] shot better in the second half when we were moving the basketball and we became patient.”
Ateneo next plays University of Sto. Tomas in a battle of undefeated teams on Sunday, while 1-1 UE takes on National University two hours before.
The scores:
Ateneo 72 – Al Hussaini 27, Salamat 12, Baclao 10, Reyes 7, Salva 6, Monfort 3, Austria 3, Gonzaga 2, Chua 2, Tiongson 0, Long 0, Buenafe 0.
UE 57 – Acuña 21, Lee 14, Reyes 7, Llagas 6, Espiritu 6, Zamar 3, Lingganay 0, Flores 0, Ayala 0, Alabanza 0.
Quarter scoring: 11-23, 35-37, 54-48, 72-57.
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What happened to UP's Mark Lopez? I mean, he's not getting his usual minutes (though he did play for the U-18 team before)
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I think the there is now a Rabeh "Defender"-PIPO NOUNDO.Rabeh have a hard time when he was defended by Pipo.He only score that much when he was defended by Cervantes.
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great achievement for la salle today...they managed to score 50 pts....
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I think Nico Salva has more potential than Buenafe....I love his cross-over move last game...I will not be suprise if Buenafe will play the point guard position in the future, the kid has high basketball I.Q.
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Looks like DLSU will kiss Final 4 goodbye
Looks like DLSU will kiss Final 4 goodbye
I hope I'm wrong but, DLSU is on a real big hump
Looks like DLSU will kiss Final 4 goodbye
I hope I'm wrong but, DLSU is on a real big hump
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FEU 65 - DLSU 51
Total domination by the Tamaraws. And RR "Mongoose" Garcia really stepped up
Total domination by the Tamaraws. And RR "Mongoose" Garcia really stepped up
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rhk1112
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With the team losing right now, no wonder news about the DLSU Green Archer's games has been very sparse in the forums right now ..... Unlike last year, when news used to be so fast ...... LOL
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Pic of the Week: Kirk “Brüno” Long and Mark “Pretty Boy” Barroca from http://firequinito.com/archives/121-Pic-of-the-Week-Kirk-Brueno-Long-and-Mark-Pretty-Boy-Barroca.html
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Pic of the Week: Kirk “Brüno” Long and Mark “Pretty Boy” Barroca from http://firequinito.com/archives/121-Pic-of-the-Week-Kirk-Brueno-Long-and-Mark-Pretty-Boy-Barroca.html
Good looking and ..... good player. LOL
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Pic of the Week: Kirk “Brüno” Long and Mark “Pretty Boy” Barroca from http://firequinito.com/archives/121-Pic-of-the-Week-Kirk-Brueno-Long-and-Mark-Pretty-Boy-Barroca.html
It's like Andy saw a poltergeist in Long
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la salle's goals this season:
1. score more than 50 pts in a game - DONE
2. have one player score in double figures - x
3. win one game - x
1. score more than 50 pts in a game - DONE
2. have one player score in double figures - x
3. win one game - x
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Hot-shooting Blue Eagles claw Tigers for solo UAAP lead
PERRY LEGASPI, GMANews.TV
07/19/2009 | 07:14 PM
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Warriors take bite out of Bulldogs
07/19/2009 | 05:32 PM
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Warriors take bite out of Bulldogs
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