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Watch the preseason game against Ateneo, the one where DLSU beat them by almost 40 points.
Agunanne was running the floor, running back on defense, even starting the fast break. And like Nnoruka, he was able to do that because Ateneo's bigs who played in that game had no answer.
Udodo was also great in the preseason mind you, and he has sucked so far for UP. Though Udodo may be a victim of QMB taking up his minutes.
I watched the game earlier and Amos was not playing "big" so in no instance was he tasked to guard Nnoruka. It was mostly Nwanko (who did the best of the bigs thrown at Nnoruka, but still not good), Sarmiento (pathetic effort really), and Pablo (just got outmuscled)
I watched Pinoyliga, lol. Don’t worry about that. Henry didn’t have much impact; he wasn’t influencing the game the way Nnoruka did earlier. Nnoruka was blocking Kean’s and Jacob’s shots, out-rebounding Bright, who’s already a UAAP champion and veteran. The point is, you can’t compare Henry’s preseason to Nnoruka’s because Henry wasn’t even making an impact, not even against UAAP Team B whereas Nokura did it against arguably the one of the best recruiting class in recent memory.
Wait, is KQ (and others) playing in a ligang labas during the UAAP season? Usually it's before or after the current UAAP tournament.
The problem here is the definition of "ligang labas". in recent years, the UAAP has been very lenient in enforcing these rules.
For example, a lot of LGUs hold basketball games and mini-tournaments (usually lasting for just a weekend) to coincide with the LGU's fiesta. Participation in these types of "tournaments" seem to not be prohibited by the UAAP, even if held during the season. There are also alumni basketball leagues that run during the season where UAAP players still participate in (I think Ricci Rivero participated in a La Salle alumni league even while he was playing for UP).
Considering how the UAAP Board didn't even bat an eyelash at Diouf playing for a tournament prior to Season 86, I don't think this KQ playing in a Barangay league over the weekend is an issue, to be honest.
Im pretty sure they changed the rules after Mbala was suspended. I think they caught Ces Robles in a paliga during the season and nothing happened.
What's the deal with Mason Amos' little brother, CJ Amos? I heard news about him when Mason first committed to Ateneo. The talks were CJ was actually the more talented and highly coveted prospect and Mason was discovered thru CJ.
EDIT: I found out that they have an even younger brother and the kid only turned 15 this year and is already dunking. He also looks taller (longer limbs) than CJ.
Also, in the off season, CJ was here in the PH to train with his brother and Phenom.
So is KQ playing in the ligang labas recent? If so he’s an idiot if the bag isn’t close to 7 figures
Money is money, man. Not like these players come from well off families- they're usually the breadwinners. It is short sighted but hey, who can turn an easy Php10K. lol
Money is money, man. Not like these players come from well off families- they're usually the breadwinners. It is short sighted but hey, who can turn an easy Php10K. lol
AFAIK the college guys now get paid 20k to show. Another bonus for a win. Pro’s are in the 6 figures KQ better be making sure it’s worth his time
What's the deal with Mason Amos' little brother, CJ Amos? I heard news about him when Mason first committed to Ateneo. The talks were CJ was actually the more talented and highly coveted prospect and Mason was discovered thru CJ.
EDIT: I found out that they have an even younger brother and the kid only turned 15 this year and is already dunking. He also looks taller (longer limbs) than CJ.
Also, in the off season, CJ was here in the PH to train with his brother and Phenom.
are they going to DLSU as well? hope Batang Gilas can get a hold of the younger amos brother.
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are they going to DLSU as well? hope Batang Gilas can get a hold of the younger amos brother.
No commitment yet but most likely yes.
What we know is Mason is with DLSU and it was first choice given his family's ties.
Add the the fact that he trained with Phenom Sports, who happens to be closely linked to DLSU (unsure if theyre now employed as assistant coaches).
CJ was Batang Gilas before. Hopefully the youngest gets to represent PH too.
What's the deal with Mason Amos' little brother, CJ Amos? I heard news about him when Mason first committed to Ateneo. The talks were CJ was actually the more talented and highly coveted prospect and Mason was discovered thru CJ.
EDIT: I found out that they have an even younger brother and the kid only turned 15 this year and is already dunking. He also looks taller (longer limbs) than CJ.
Also, in the off season, CJ was here in the PH to train with his brother and Phenom.
I also learned that CJ Amos is 17 years old which means he'll play college ball next year. If he does play in PH, he's more than likely going to DLSU.
An already stacked recruiting class will also feature CJ? Insane. I say just let Rubico go. (Half joking) lmao.
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