I am thinking of guys like Michael Philips, Kai Ballungay, and probably Stephen Holt. I want to talk about how can these guys be FIBA-eligible in the future. I am also excited about the upcoming UAAP talents like Quentin Millora-Brown (UP) and 6'8" Kymani Ladi (Ateneo). Forgive me about the youtube video that I posted, it is the only youtube video I could find about Kymani Ladi. I hope he'll end up as good or even better than Kemaka Hepa in the future.
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Originally posted by r1ck View PostI got a feeling Sage Tolentino will come crawling back to the Philippines since his basketball career in the US has gone no where. And he is still on the young side (21 years old) so there is a possibility for a FIBA exemption in the future.
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Originally posted by ja.he View PostMy bet is Collins Akowe, especially if he makes some noise in the seniors division."How small ball works: Tall Skilled beats small skilled every time,but small skilled beats tall stiff every time" - Kevin McHale
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Originally posted by Alex07 View PostI am thinking of guys like Michael Philips, Kai Ballungay, and probably Stephen Holt. I want to talk about how can these guys be FIBA-eligible in the future. I am also excited about the upcoming UAAP talents like Quentin Millora-Brown (UP) and 6'8" Kymani Ladi (Ateneo). Forgive me about the youtube video that I posted, it is the only youtube video I could find about Kymani Ladi. I hope he'll end up as good or even better than Kemaka Hepa in the future.
Mike Philipps
S. Holt (esp now he's with Ginebra & learning Tim's system)
Zave Lucero
Christian David
Kai Ballungay
Ange Kouame
QMB
But lets say we're only granted 3, id pick Barefield because he's much younger than Holt, QMB & Ange obviously due to world level size (both 6'10) plus we could always find a good size wing import anyways and Boatwright can be a 3-4
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Originally posted by Alex07 View PostI am thinking of guys like Michael Philips, Kai Ballungay, and probably Stephen Holt. I want to talk about how can these guys be FIBA-eligible in the future. I am also excited about the upcoming UAAP talents like Quentin Millora-Brown (UP) and 6'8" Kymani Ladi (Ateneo). Forgive me about the youtube video that I posted, it is the only youtube video I could find about Kymani Ladi. I hope he'll end up as good or even better than Kemaka Hepa in the future.
take a college route and pro in PBA..
If the likes of holt and barefield were suggested, that’s malabo because of their age and the amount of years is short to consider them as local by fiba (see CS and Pringle)Philippine Malditas to FIFA Womens World Cup 2023
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Originally posted by live_evil View PostGive Sage Tolentino a condo in Eastwood already! haha Sotto, Edu, Kouame, QMB, and Tolentino together would mean that we would have world-class frontline for at least 15 years.
To compare it, we had Kobe Paras who was 3rd stringer in a Creighton Program which is a big program in College but still fell out of the Gilas program.
Also I doubt if Sage is interested knowing how he rejected CTB offer for him to play for Philippines. Well, maybe now he is considering thinking of playing now that he has nowhere to go after his failed stint in USNCAA.
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Originally posted by lem0nadi View Post
Sage is not that world-class TBH. He barely gets minutes in a not-so high caliber program of Cincinnati. Then he transfers in another unknown D1 Program again. He is basically a D1 3rd stringer at best.
To compare it, we had Kobe Paras who was 3rd stringer in a Creighton Program which is a big program in College but still fell out of the Gilas program.
Also I doubt if Sage is interested knowing how he rejected CTB offer for him to play for Philippines. Well, maybe now he is considering thinking of playing now that he has nowhere to go after his failed stint in USNCAA.
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I feel among the players mentioned, Mike Philipps has the best chance of being granted an exception. I think the guy has been studying in the Philippines as early as when he was 18 years old & continues to study & play college basketball in our local collegiate league. Plus he has also once suited up for the national team in an international tournament - 2023 SEA Games. I just hope that he gets that exception 3 to 4 years from now."A king may move a man, a father may claim a son, but that man can also move himself, and only then does that man truly begin his own game. Remember that howsoever you are played or by whom, your soul is in your keeping alone, even though those who presume to play you be kings or men of power, when you stand before God, you cannot say, 'But I was told by others to do thus,' or that virtue was not convenient at the time. This will not suffice." - King Baldwin IV
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