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Originally posted by The_Big_Cat View Post
Letran Squires is no stranger when it comes to maxed out playing years but has not graduated HS; Roi Sumang (2008) and Bong Quinto (2012). Both needed to finish a year in HS after maximizing their playing eligibility.
Just incredible to find out that Diamante still has two more years in HS. By the time he graduates high school he will be 22.
Last edited by Silent Killer; 08-27-2024, 04:14 AM.
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Last edited by Silent Killer; 08-27-2024, 04:14 AM.
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Lina and Etulle were not in the US training. But were included in SBU’s recent team building. Also present in the team building and US training were Adrian Sollano, Menard Songcuya, Zane Jalbuena, Xavier Gentles and Inigo Torres. Coach Yuri is keeping it quiet with regards to his big man rotation for Season 100.
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Originally posted by The_Big_Cat View PostLina and Etulle were not in the US training. But were included in SBU’s recent team building. Also present in the team building and US training were Adrian Sollano, Menard Songcuya, Zane Jalbuena, Xavier Gentles and Inigo Torres. Coach Yuri is keeping it quiet with regards to his big man rotation for Season 100.
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Originally posted by kinglion View Post
It can be tagala but he is the presbitero and lim of this batch lol
Etulle can be a will navarro. However, he should be playing 3 or 4 IMO. I dont think he'll be effective as a 5.
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Originally posted by The_Big_Cat View Post
Just incredible to find out that Diamante still has two more years in HS. By the time he graduates high school he will be 22.
Well, KQ started playing in college at 21 so it's not that far off. The problem is when a lot of guys do this (being 1-4 years older for the batch) then the players with the correct age are at a big disadvantage and will have to usually wait in Team Bs or be bench players. Legitimately good players will be dislodged by players who are only better because they are older (which is why some mediocre college players suddenly blossom in the pros and vice versa).
It will be interesting to see a chart showing the average age of college players through the years. I still remember a time when 16 year old college players were common.
And I don't buy the K-12 excuse, regular students I know still graduate HS at 18 and 19 at most.
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Originally posted by Metta View Post
After everything Kai Sotto has been through (US, Australia, Japan) he's just currently the same age as when Diamante will graduate HS. That's wild.
Well, KQ started playing in college at 21 so it's not that far off. The problem is when a lot of guys do this (being 1-4 years older for the batch) then the players with the correct age are at a big disadvantage and will have to usually wait in Team Bs or be bench players. Legitimately good players will be dislodged by players who are only better because they are older (which is why some mediocre college players suddenly blossom in the pros and vice versa).
It will be interesting to see a chart showing the average age of college players through the years. I still remember a time when 16 year old college players were common.
And I don't buy the K-12 excuse, regular students I know still graduate HS at 18 and 19 at most.
Caram was relegated to Team B in 2008 and elevated back to Team A in 2009.
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