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  • AndreiRuss
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    Cardinals looks good va Feu, even without Cyril Gonzales, Ap Manlapaz and Drex Delos Reyes.

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  • gospursgo
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    Originally posted by The_Big_Cat View Post
    Asiabasket opening day games March 16

    9am Mapua vs FEU
    11am EAC vs St. Clare
    1pm Lyceum vs Perpetual
    List of participating teams

    UAAP
    Ateneo
    La Salle
    UE
    Adamson
    FEU
    NU

    NCAA
    Mapua
    Benilde
    San Beda
    EAC
    Perpetual
    LPU

    St. Clare

    No UP or UST so ncaa teams have a good chance to go far in this tourney assuming they play their "A" team. Even dlsu still has some kinks to work with so NU might even come out as the best uaap team in the tourney.

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  • The_Big_Cat
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    Asiabasket opening day games March 16

    9am Mapua vs FEU
    11am EAC vs St. Clare
    1pm Lyceum vs Perpetual

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  • gospursgo
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    Originally posted by lem0nadi View Post


    ​​​​I feel like that’s basically the reason he didn’t secure a spot at UP at that time. The newly recruited players likely took the remaining roster spots (I assumed they were better than him than time), which led to him leaving UP.

    As for UST, you might be right, but there were also reports that Pido wasn’t really interested in him. In fact, some reports even claimed he was just trying out for a spot. Let’s wait and see how his career unfolds in the MPBL. If he’s really that good, he might do well in that league.
    In the leadup to season 86, UP was loaded in his position, they have mark belmonte, sean torculas, lebron lopez, chicco briones above him in the depth chart. Moving out of that logjam was the smart business decision. Now moving to UST is the questionable move imo, could see it a mile away that his personality wasnt a fit in what pido was trying to do in ust so i wasnt surprise he didnt make the season 87 lineup.

    From what i have observed it seems like he wants the system to adjust to him, and not the other way around and if he doesnt get his way, he slumps his play which is a big no-no for pido or any other coach especially in the collegiate level. So personally i feel like his game will be much more suited in the pros where he can be the system tho he still needs to prove it.

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  • gospursgo
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    Originally posted by Money View Post

    Tiebreakertimes disclosed that it was Red Dynasty who is only sponsoring though, not Starhorse?
    Both are connected to jackson chua. He's the man behind the starhorse entity planning to buyout terrfirma and the one that set up a team in mpbl. He's also the owner of red dynasty. So we can specifically say jackson chua and friends are sponsoring baste

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  • lem0nadi
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    Originally posted by gospursgo View Post

    I dont think teams like up and ust would have recruited him if he wasn that good. Ashon was actually in UP's season 85 lineup. If im not mistsken he left because of the loads of players up recruited in the ensuing offseason(same time eusebio, lina and company left). While in ust its reported that he butted heads with pido'a non sense style of coaching leading him to leave.

    From what ive seen of him, has that good blend of raw skills, size and athleticism to succeed. But imo seems like its either he just didnt put in the work, has attitude or mental issues leading him to bounce around.

    ​​​​I feel like that’s basically the reason he didn’t secure a spot at UP at that time. The newly recruited players likely took the remaining roster spots (I assumed they were better than him than time), which led to him leaving UP.

    As for UST, you might be right, but there were also reports that Pido wasn’t really interested in him. In fact, some reports even claimed he was just trying out for a spot. Let’s wait and see how his career unfolds in the MPBL. If he’s really that good, he might do well in that league.

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  • Money
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    Originally posted by BroadyNZ View Post

    Paeng already confirmed on his FB account that he’s returning to Baste.

    If Starhorse came in much earlier, Ashon could have still be with Baste. Oh well, at least the entry of Starhorse to Baste is a welcome boost. By the looks of it, I think majority of Cocolife recruits are staying.

    I wonder if Team Phenom is same with Phenom Sports of Brodett.
    Tiebreakertimes disclosed that it was Red Dynasty who is only sponsoring though, not Starhorse?

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  • gospursgo
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    Originally posted by lem0nadi View Post
    Is Ashton really that good? He joined three college teams (UP, UST, and Baste) but never got a spot in any of their official UAAP or NCAA roster. He just couldn't secure a place on those teams. While he might finally have a chance with Baste, we can’t be sure. It’s possible that his agent is simply skilled enough to get him into a pro team despite never playing in an official college league game. Instead, he only played in offseason leagues, which mostly feature Team B and C players.

    ​​​​​​Though he looks like he has the potential to be a serviceable in pro by being 6'4 athletic guy.
    I dont think teams like up and ust would have recruited him if he wasn that good. Ashon was actually in UP's season 85 lineup. If im not mistsken he left because of the loads of players up recruited in the ensuing offseason(same time eusebio, lina and company left). While in ust its reported that he butted heads with pido'a non sense style of coaching leading him to leave.

    From what ive seen of him, has that good blend of raw skills, size and athleticism to succeed. But imo seems like its either he just didnt put in the work, has attitude or mental issues leading him to bounce around.

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  • lem0nadi
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    Is Ashton really that good? He joined three college teams (UP, UST, and Baste) but never got a spot in any of their official UAAP or NCAA roster. He just couldn't secure a place on those teams. While he might finally have a chance with Baste, we can’t be sure. It’s possible that his agent is simply skilled enough to get him into a pro team despite never playing in an official college league game. Instead, he only played in offseason leagues, which mostly feature Team B and C players.

    ​​​​​​Though he looks like he has the potential to be a serviceable in pro by being 6'4 athletic guy.

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  • gospursgo
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    Originally posted by BroadyNZ View Post

    Paeng already confirmed on his FB account that he’s returning to Baste.

    If Starhorse came in much earlier, Ashon could have still be with Baste. Oh well, at least the entry of Starhorse to Baste is a welcome boost. By the looks of it, I think majority of Cocolife recruits are staying.

    I wonder if Team Phenom is same with Phenom Sports of Brodett.
    Not sure but It may refer to the phenom clothing brand thats sponsoring starhorse at the moment. Seems like brodett naman has no qualms naman about his boys playing there in baste as one is already in the pool (markus dimaunahan). Tho personally i think its Jay Cruz who's gonna be crucial for baste's recruitment. He also has connections in the grassroots level. Not to mention brodett will still most likely prefer to bring his golden boys to bigger programs.

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  • BroadyNZ
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    Originally posted by gospursgo View Post

    Good move for baste in securing hinoguin, as ive said i see him being the next great pg of baste and eventual succesor of Are.

    Speaking of paeng, i dont see him listed in any mpbl lineup so good chance he comes back for baste next season. All the the more better for hinoguin, learning under him

    Recent jr mpbl champion coach jay cruz who has ties to eco green(one of benilde's minor sponsors) if im not mistaken, he was hinoguin's coach as well will also be part of the coaching staff.
    Paeng already confirmed on his FB account that he’s returning to Baste.

    If Starhorse came in much earlier, Ashon could have still be with Baste. Oh well, at least the entry of Starhorse to Baste is a welcome boost. By the looks of it, I think majority of Cocolife recruits are staying.

    I wonder if Team Phenom is same with Phenom Sports of Brodett.

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  • BroadyNZ
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    Originally posted by Metta View Post

    I think Lumanag could be a prospect for other teams. A better-sized guard who defends hard and has good footwork. If he's still young, he might get looks.
    Yes. Lumanag is being recruited as well by other teams.

    But I hope for the majority of them to stay since coach Arvin is staying. It’s not yet clear whether he stayed coz Cocolife is still a sponsor or if it’s out of his loyalty to the school.

    So really, hats off to coach Arvin. A true Sebastino and Golden Stag.

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  • AndreiRuss
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    Asia basket tomorrow. Does an Ncaa team have a schedule already?

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  • gospursgo
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    Originally posted by BroadyNZ View Post
    As per Philstar, Jevy Hinoguin is now with Baste. Also expected to return is Paeng Are. Maybe he hasn’t played yet in MPBL.

    Also as per that article, coach Arvin will still be part of the coaching staff. Maybe to stop Cocolife recruits from leaving. Salute to coach Arvin for doing the greatest sacrifice in order to bring back the glory of Baste.
    Good move for baste in securing hinoguin, as ive said i see him being the next great pg of baste and eventual succesor of Are.

    Speaking of paeng, i dont see him listed in any mpbl lineup so good chance he comes back for baste next season. All the the more better for hinoguin, learning under him

    Recent jr mpbl champion coach jay cruz who has ties to eco green(one of benilde's minor sponsors) if im not mistaken, he was hinoguin's coach as well will also be part of the coaching staff.

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  • Metta
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    Originally posted by BroadyNZ View Post

    Ronquillo is being recruited by La Salle and NU.
    I think Lumanag could be a prospect for other teams. A better-sized guard who defends hard and has good footwork. If he's still young, he might get looks.

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