2010 College Basketball Season

DLSU's rookies really got potential, they might play more compare to the sophs and juniors, except for Ferdinand and Maui, DLSU's backcourt got some competition, with LA Revilla coming back as well. Elorde and Vosotros showed their stuffs today, I didn't expect DLSU to win against ADMU, but I hope they'll lose less than 10, winning is a plus for the rookies.. Will surely boost their confidence now..
 
lol @ salamat's technical foul. cheap shot to the head and groin?
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yeah that technical foul cost them the game... good display by the archer's rookies... the team might be back to final four contention in 2 years and can be considered a dark horse in this year's uaap... lets enjoy this win... but uaap is always a totally different ball game and thats where teams show their true colors...

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but it's weird that dlsu took out webb in the closing minutes. i'm expecting he's their #1 scoring option.
 
i guess thats what all these pre-season tourneys are all about, giving everyone the exposure they need in preparation for the upcoming uaap/ncaa season... so you wont necessarily see the team's superstars finishing the game our playing big minutes... most of the time these tourneys are used for experimentation in search for lineups thatll work or wont work and build from that...
 
I think he's experienced cos he already served 2 years of residency.

So that's 2 years of banging with Rabeh and Nonoy everyday.

They should start calling Buenafe jumbo too.

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bringas to UST, is a great pickup for UST nonetheless, hopefully he'll be in better shape when he plays for UST in two years time. and by that time I wonder how will norberto torres fare? a lot of hype surrounding this kid.
 
Yup Buenafe can still hang in the air even with all that weight!

As for Bringas, 2 years is a lot of time to shape up!

Hopefully he attends his classes this time around.

I heard Buenafe started showing up for class too.

Letting go of that dream of being drafted early?

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Thanks for the college hoops updates. Been really out of the loop since I started at my new job. LOOL.
 
[h4]Letran walkout hands San Beda victory in heated affair[/h4]by inboundpass
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TEMPERS flared and a Colegio de San Juan de Letran walkout gave San Beda College its third win in four games at the 2010 FilOil Flying V Tanduay First Five Invitational Cup at the Arena in San Juan City last May 22.

Letran came out firing, racing to a 19-10 lead at the end of the first quarter.

In the second quarter, Sudan Daniel ignited a rally by blocking a Raymond Almazan attempt. Jaypee Mendoza eventually tied the game at 24. At the 2:10 mark of the quarter, Franz Dysam was called for an unsportsmanlike foul on Borgie Hermida as he appeared to have put his foot under Hermida as he knocked down a three point basket to give San Beda the lead, 32-31. Hermida went on to knock in 2 technical free-throws to put San Beda up by three, 34-31.

Frustration began to set in on the minds of the Knights, and their game showed it, as it began to slip away as the Red Lions took a ten-point, 47-37 lead after back-to-back three pointers by Garvo Lanete. Letran responded with a 7-0 run, but an Anthony Semerad triple put the San Beda lead back to six, 50-44. The Knights turned the ball over on the next possession and the Red Lions were up and running.

Anthony Semerad went up for a fastbreak lay-up and was fouled by Kevin Alas who tried to draw a charge. It was the fifth and final foul of Kevin Alas and it occurred on the 6:22 mark of the third quarter.

As Alas walked to the bench, he held on to the basketball. Once he got close to his father, Letran head coach, Louie Alas, the long-time Letran coach, got the ball from his son, and threw it high in the air.

The referees slapped a warning on Alas, which apparently prompted San Beda coach Frankie Lim and assistant coach Ed Cordero to stand up and complain to the referee. In a jiffy, Alas, flanked by his players from the bench, fast approached Cordero. Cooler heads tried to pacify both squads, and in particular Alas and Cordero.

The referees ejected both Alas and Cordero from the playing court. Cordero quickly stood up and walked towards the locker room while Alas gathered his team in a huddle. After a few seconds, the entire Letran team walked out of the playing court.

After the game, the two tacticians had differing versions of the incident.

“When I complained to the referees about the warning, cause I wanted them to give me a technical foul, I saw Ed uttering the word, ‘EXPLETIVE’ to me,
 
his father, Letran head coach, Louie Alas, the long-time Letran coach, got the ball from his son, and threw it high in the air.
The referees slapped a warning on Alas, which apparently prompted San Beda coach Frankie Lim and assistant coach Ed Cordero to stand up and complain to the referee. In a jiffy, Alas, flanked by his players from the bench, fast approached Cordero. Cooler heads tried to pacify both squads, and in particular Alas and Cordero.

The referees ejected both Alas and Cordero from the playing court. Cordero quickly stood up and walked towards the locker room while Alas gathered his team in a huddle. After a few seconds, the entire Letran team walked out of the playing court.

After the game, the two tacticians had differing versions of the incident.

“When I complained to the referees about the warning, cause I wanted them to give me a technical foul, I saw Ed uttering the word, ‘EXPLETIVE’ to me,
 
This will be more exciting this season 86 of the NCAA once they collide again.
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Pre-season pa lang yan mainit na mainit na yung rivalry. College Basketball is all about
 
^ great article
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but just a correction, ateneo didn't have tarpaulins with "Suspended" on it. "Sus..." lang.
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some alumnus gave it to us before an ateneo-lasalle game, back in HS.
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