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UAAP approves the “Jerry Pingoy Rule”

11 Mar

The University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) board by a vote of 5-2 has approved a new rule that will somehow hinder star players from their respective high school programs from transferring to a competing UAAP college program.   The new rule could be dubbed as the Jerie Pingoy rule after the supposed transfer of the Cebuano basketball star from Far Eastern University (FEU) to the Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU).  The Jerie Pingoy Rule states that a player from a rival UAAP program will have to sit out for 2 years before he can don the colors of his new school in the UAAP Senior’s Basketball tournament.  Should Pingoy transfer to the ADMU Blue Eagles, we can only see him play in the 2015 UAAP tournament.  If he remains in FEU, he can play in 77th season of UAAP, which starts in July 2013.

The UAAP board almost unanimously approved the new rule with only the teams from Katipunan (University of the Philippines and ADMU) voting against it.  The rule also extended the redshirt period of foreigners who want to play in the country’s premier collegiate basketball league from 1 year to 2 years.  Among the affected would be former Southwestern University (SWU) sensation Benoit Mbala who transferred to the De la Salle University (DLSU) Green Archers this past season.  Mbala had Manila schools salivating for his services when he spearheaded the campaign of the SWU Cobras in the Champion’s League Final 4.

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When and where will Pingoy play in the UAAP Seniors???

caloycomment: There are winners and losers with the new rules … continue
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UAAP 75: Heroic Henry Asilum leads UP to first victory of the season

20 Aug
UP Fighting Maroons logo

UP Fighting Maroons logo (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The UAAP Season 75 Senior’s Basketball has no winless team left after the University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons routed the University of the East Red Warriors.  The win caused a logjam for the 6th-8th places.  UP, UE, and Adamson University Soaring Falcons all tot a 1-6 record.

For the first time in many years, UP held the lead from the 1st quarter till the end of the match.  All 12 players tapped by Maroons Coach Ricky Dandan scored at least a point.  It was a total team effort for a team that is learning how to win after several near-wins against some of toughest teams of the season like DLSU and Ateneo.  UP boasts of one of the most experienced groups in this year’s competition as 8 of its players are in their final year of playing at the UAAP. The Fighting Maroons were, however, led by a 16 year old Freshman from Sacred Heart School-Ateneo de Cebu in this game.  Former Energen U-16 mainstay Renzar Henry Asilum scored 14 points along with 4 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 steals. He was able to somehow negate the efforts of the explosive Roi Sumang of UE who finished with 18 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal, and 1 block. Asilum was backstopped by Mark Lopez who had 10 markers, 8 boards, 4 dishes, 2 thefts, and 1 blocked shot. UP was able to dominate the rebound battle with a +10 margin (48-38).  They also had a 23-6 advantage on assists while causing 21 TOs and making 10 steals.  UP was able to limit their turnovers to just 11 in the game.

The next game for both teams will be on August 25 with UP battling Ateneo and UE facing DLSU.

Scores:

UP 63 – Asilum 14, Lopez 10, Hipolito 9, Ball 7, Montecastro 6, Romero 5, Silungan 3, Mbah 2, Wierzba 2, Soyud 2, Padilla 2, Manuel 1

UE 48– Sumang 18, Sumido 9, Santos 8, Duran 4, Galanza 3, Flores 3, Javier 2, Hernandez 1, Alberto 0, Belleza 0, Villarias 0, Valdez 0

QUARTER SCORING: 14-11, 30-26, 50-41, 63-48

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Cebu Live’s 8 Questions with Jerie Marlon Pingoy

16 Aug w092
Cebu Live 8 Questions with Jerie Pingoy

FEU-Diliman’s Jerie Marlon Pingoy (courtesy of sis Kath)

Cebu Live had an opportunity to ask 8 questions to one of the best high school basketball players in the country right now.  Cebuano Jerie Marlon Pingoy is the reigning MVP of the UAAP Jr. basketball tournament. His team the FEU-Diliman Baby Tamaraws is currently on top of the standings of Season 75 along with NU Bullpups with similar 6-0 slates. Pingoy is the son of namesake Jerry Pingoy who played in the PBA for Great Taste and Tanduay.  The younger Pingoy is now in Mongolia with the rest of the Energen Pilipinas U-18 team that will play in the 22nd FIBA-Asia U-18 Championships.  Here are his answers to the 8 questions of this blog:

Cebu Live: “What is the difference with your UAAP Jrs. to your Cebu High School league?”
JMP: “It’s very different kay mas daku ni na liga ang UAAP and all the teams kay di basta-basta.” (It’s very different because UAAP is way bigger league than what I am used to and all the teams are strong.)

Cebu Live: “Who is your basketball idol growing up? Local and NBA.”
JMP: “Allen Iverson for the NBA and my father for local.”
Cebu Live: “Whose game are you trying to pattern?”
JMP: “Aside from my father, I’m trying to follow Isaiah Thomas‘ playing style.”
Cebu Live: “How far do you think the Baby Tamaraws go this season?”
JMP: “We are taking it one game at a time and hopefully, we can reach the finals.”
Cebu Live: “What do you miss most about Cebu?”
JMP: “Ay daghan. haha. Especially pagkaon sa Pasil ug pungko-pungko sa Lahug. And of course, my family and friends.” ( Many. Haha. Especially the food in Pasil and “the pungko-pungko” in Lahug. . And of course, my family and friends.)
Ginabot, Ngohiong, etc.

Pungko-Pungko de Cebu ;)

Cebu Live: “How tall are you now?”
JMP: “5’9″
Cebu Live: “Which Brangay did you live in Cebu?”
JMP: “Apas and Pasil”
Cebu Live: “What school did you play for while in Cebu?”
JMP: “I started playing varsity basketball only when I entered high school. I played one year for University of Cebu before moving to FEU”
The true-blue Cebuano could be the next star that will follow of the footsteps of Cebuano guards who succeeded in the Philippine Basketball Association like Boy Cabahug, Al Solis, and Don-Don Hontiveros.  By the end of this year’s basketball season, he will be one of the most sought after recruits in college ranks.  Cebu Live prays for his continued development and success.  This blog will always be a big fan.
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2012 UAAP: Efficient Sumalinog instrumental in quelling Maroon rally

2 Aug

 

Smart Araneta Coliseum, Cubao, Quezon City – Former Don Bosco Technical College high school basketball player Christopher “Oping” Sumalinog scored 10 points, grabbed 5 rebounds, and had 1 steal in 17 minutes of action to help the Ateneo de Manila University Blue Eagles beat the hard-fighting University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons, 76-70, in their first encounter in the basketball tournament of the 75th season of the UAAP.

Leading by only 3 at 67-64 in the fourth period after 3-pointers from UP’s Mark Lopez and Mike Gamboa, Ateneo turned to Sumalinog for the needed boost in scoring.  The Cebuano responded by scoring 5 in a 7-0 run that brought the lead to a safe ten points, 74-64, with only 2:30 left to play. Sumalinog who is usually used by coach Norman Black as a defensive stopper hit 2 0f his 3 attempts from long distance while the rest of the Blue Eagle squad went  0 for 7 for the afternoon.

It was a tough loss for UP who are still looking for their first win of the season.  The Fighting Maroons came out strong right at the opening tip and even took a 9 point lead at some point in the second period. It was a stark contrast to the lethargic starts of UP in their previous 3 games. UP held a 40-32 lead at the half-time break. The break, however, was just what Ateneo needed to wake up from their offensive slumber as they outscored their Katipunan neighbors 29-17 in the crucial 3rd period and took the lead for good.

Nico Salva was the game’s top scorer as he managed to get 21 markers.   Former University of the Visayas Green Lancer Greg Slaughter finished with 13 points, 9 rebounds, and 3 blocked shots. Mark Lopez, Alvin Padilla, and Mike Gamboa scored in double figures for the Maroon five. Former Sacred Heart School- Ateneo de Cebu and RP U-16 member Henry Asilum started for UP and finished with 6 points, 3 rebounds, and 1 steal.  He was 2 for 2 beyond the arc but he missed all of his five 2-point shot attempts.

With the win Ateneo moved to 4-1 while UP sank to 0-4.

The scores:

ADMU 76 – Salva 21, Slaughter 13, Ravena 11, Sumalinog 10, Chua 7, Gonzaga 5, Buenafe 5, Erram 2, Elorde 2, Pessumal 0, Capacio 0

UP 70 – Lopez 13, Ball 11, Padilla 11, Gamboa 10, Soyud 6, Montecastro 6, Asilum 6, Romero 2, Mbah 0, Manuel 0, Hipolito 0, Gallarza 0

Quarter scores: 17-19, 32-40, 61-57, 76-70

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2012 UAAP Senior’s Basketball: Slaughter leads Eagles to victory over Archers

28 Jul

 

For the first time in history the SM Mall of Asia Arena hosted Philippine collegiate sport’s biggest rivalry yesterday. The arena was filled with throngs of green and blue as the De La Salle University (DLSU) Green Archers and the Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) Blue Eagles had their first basketball match in the 75th Season of the UAAP. Ateneo paraded the same core that the dominated the competition last year led by former University of the Visayas (UV) Green Lancer Greg Slaughter, Season 74 Finals MVP Nico Salva, and Super Sophomore Keifer Ravena. DLSU ushered the debut of blue chip recruit Jeron Teng and controversial transferee former CIT Wildkitten/CEC Dragon Mark Jayven Tallo to the historic rivalry.  In the end, the Big 3 of the Blue Eagles were just too much for the Archers to get the first win at the MOA Arena in the storied Ateneo-La Salle rivalry as Ateneo won, 71-61.

Ateneo blitzed La Salle from the get go as they  prevented a field goal from the Archers in 7 of the 10 minutes in the first period. The Blue Eagles led 20-8 after the first quarter with Ravena matching La Salle’s score with 8 points of his own. LA Revilla led a 16-10 rally to trim the lead half, 24-30, with less than 4 minutes left at the half.  Ateneo, however, made a 7-2 run capped by a lay up by Slaughter at the buzzer for 9 point lead at the half.

La Salle finally made a big move in the 3rd period as they outscored the Eagles 24-18 to trail just by 3 going to the final 10 minutes of the game. Teng, Revilla, and Norberto Torres conspired to start the third period with 16-7 run to know the game at 42-all. The next few plays led to 5 lead changes but at the end of the quarter, Ateneo managed to eke out 3 point advantage, 53-50 behind the efforts of Ravena.

At the start of the 4th period, Ateneo showed their inside strength with Slaughter and Salva scoring 4 points each in a 9-3 run to being the lead to 9 at 62-53. La Salle tried to rally once more to close the gap to four at 64-60 with less than 3 minutes left of the game.  The Arches, however, crumble at crunch time managed to score only a solitary point the rest the way to end up in a losing of a 71-61 match.

Ateneo’s Big 3 got the lion’s share of the points as Slaughter, Ravena, and Salva had 52 of the 71 Ateneo points. La Salle was led by Revilla’s 16 while Rookie Teng added 13 markers. Mark Tallo had 0. Former Salazar Colleges of Science and Institute of Technology standout Jarelan Tampus finished with 1 point with La Salle. Former Don Bosco Technology Center stalwart Christopher “Oping” Sumalinog went scoreless for the Eagles.

With the win Ateneo leapfrogged La Salle from the standings as the Eagles improved to 3-1 while dropping the Archers to 2-2.

The scores:

ADMU 71: Slaughter 20, Salva 16, Ravena 16, Chua 6, Tiongson 4, Elorde 3, Buenafe 3, Pessumal 2, Erram 1, Sumalinog 0, Gonzaga 0

DLSU 61: Revilla 16, Teng 13, N Torres 11, Dela Paz 7, Manguera 6, Van Opstal 2, Andrada 2, Webb 2, Mendoza 1, Tampus 1, Paredes 0, Vosotros 0, T Torres 0, Gotladera 0, Tallo 0

Quarter scores: 20-8, 35-26, 53-50, 71-61

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2012 UAAP Basketball: Slaughter gets double-double in Ateneo’s rout of NU

22 Jul
The Blue Eagle, the university's adopted symbo...

The Blue Eagle, the university’s adopted symbol since the 1930s (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

After a suffering its first defeat in its “drive for five” campaign, the Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) Blue Eagles came out with all guns ablaze to rout Season 75 hosts NU Bulldogs, 89-65.  The win was their second in three games this season while bringing back NU to ground after its opening day rout of UE.

Ateneo opened the game with an 8-0 run and ended up leading 28-17 after the first period.  They outscored the Bulldogs 27-17 in the second quarter to stretch the lead to 21. From then on, the Eagles cruised to a lopsided 89-65 victory in a game dubbed to be a potential finals preview.

The Blue Eagles were led by its Big 3. Season 74 Final’s MVP Nico Salva had 21 points. Season 74 Rookie of the Year Kiefer Ravena had 17 points, six rebounds and five assists.  Season 74 Mythical 5 member and former UV Green Lancers standout Greg Slaughter had 14 points, 13 rebounds, and 5 assists. Season 74 MVP Bobby Ray Parks led the Bulldogs with 22 points.

The loss was NU’s 9th straight defeat to the Blue Eagles.  With the win, the Blue Eagles tied rivals DLSU Green Archers at 2nd place with a 2-1 record.

The scores:

Ateneo (89) – Salva 21, Ravena, 17, Slaughter 14, Chua 12, Gonzaga 9, Tiongson 8, Elorde 3, Buenafe 3, Erram 2, Porter 0, Pessumal 0, Capacio 0.

NU (65) – Parks 22, Mbe 14, Villamor 10, Ignacio 6, Rono 5, De Guzman 2, Betayene 2, Alolino 2, Khobuntin 1, Javillonar 1, Rosario 0, Neypes 0, Labing-isa 0.

Quarterscores: 28-17, 55-34, 72-54, 89-65.

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2012 UAAP Basketball: Another magical escape by Bert Flores-coached FEU

22 Jul

 

For the second straight game, the Far Eastern University (FEU) Tamaraws used its veteran savvy to somehow come out with a victory over a very capable opponent in the men’s basketball tournament of the 75th season of the UAAP. FEU added the DLSU Green Archers to its list of early victims a week after stealing a win from the UST Growling Tigers.

It was a 40 minute defensive battle between two undefeated teams. FEU lead after the first 10 minutes by 4, only to end up with a 3 point deficit at the halftime break. The Tamaraws somehow recovered in the 3rd canto to lead by a single point going into the final 10 minutes of action.  In the 4th period, La Salle took at 44-42 lead with less than 3 minutes left.

Carl Cruz hit a jumper to knot the score at 44-all.  In the next possession, the Archers missed a 3-point attempt and Anthony Hargrove was fouled in the battle for the rebound.  The FEU big man split his charities to give a slim 45-44 lead to FEU.  DLSU took back the lead after Norberto Torres made 2 free throws after being fouled by Cruz. Season 73 MVP RR Garcia tied the ballgame at 46 after just hitting 1 of 2 free throws after a foul by Cebuano cager Mark Jayven Tallo.  With 1:27 left, Almond Vosotros lost the ball to the sidelines to give FEU an opportunity to grab the lead.  The Tamaraws did not disappoint its faithful fans as they capitalized on the turnover courtesy of a mid-range shot by Mike Tolomia over the outstretched hands of rookie Jeron Teng. With La Salle trailing 46-48, Teng missed with 35 seconds left in the game. FEU tried to milk the clock and with less than 15 seconds left, Terence Romeo shot an airball but the rebound went to ex-Green Archer Arvie Bringas who was fouled with only 0.9 seconds left in the Tamaraw‘s shot clock.  Bringas, however, missed both of us free throws to give DLSU a final chance to tie or win the game with 12 seconds left.  The ball ended up in the hands of rookie point guard Tallo who was hounded by 3 Tamaraw defenders and was only able to give the ball up to Vosotros with around 2 seconds left. The desperation attempt of Vosotros bounced off the rim to end the game 48-46 in favor of the FEU Tamaraws (2-0).

Only one player scored in double figures in the low scoring encounter. Terence Romeo scored 10 points to be voted as the best player of the game. La Salle scoring were led by 4 players who scored 8 points each. The game had 12 lead changes and the final one settled the winner of the game.  Former UC Baby Webmaster Roger Pogoy had 6 points in the game. Former CIT/CEC high school star Tallo got substantial minutes in the game due to the absence of regular starter LA Revilla due to tendonitis, he scored the first 4 points of his UAAP career. Tallo was a controversial acquisition last year of La Salle after playing in the pre-season for rivals Ateneo. Cebu-native Jarelan Tampus had 2 points for the Archers.

During the post-game interview, Cebuano coach Bert Flores of FEU credited La Salle for their very suffocating defensive game plan.  He said in Filipino that he had a hard time trying to adjust La Salle’s traps but he trusted his wards’ ability in isolation plays.  In the final minute, he dialed Tolomia’s number to attack DLSU’s defense. Flores intimated that he felt that the rookie Jeron Teng was DLSU’s weakest link on defense.  The gamble paid off as Tolomia hit the game-winner against Teng.  With the win, FEU has grabbed the lead in the standings from the erstwhile leader DLSU(2-1).

The scores:

FEU (48) – Romeo 10, Tolomia 7, Hargrove 7, Pogoy 6, Garcia 6, A. Bringas 5, Cruz 4, Belo 3, Mendoza 0, Escoto 0, M. Bringas 0.

La Salle (46) – Andrada 8, Vosotros 8, Medoza 8, N. Torres 8, Teng 6, Tallo 4, Van Opstal 2, Tampus 2, T. Torres 0, Webb 0, Manguera 0.

Quarterscores: 15-11, 23-26, 35-34, 48-46.

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2012 UAAP Basketball: UP’s Asilum debuts with 12 points in loss; Tallo scoreless

17 Jul
Asilum shot

Asilum debuts for the University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons

Former Ateneo de Cebu-Sacred Heart School Magis Eagles stalwart Renzar Henry Asilum contributed 12 points in UP’s upset bid against DLSU in the 75th season of the UAAP.   It was Asilum’s first game in the country’s premier collegiate league and his team almost started the season with a big win. UP fell short, however, 73-68.

The UP Fighting Maroons went toe to toe against the DLSU Green Archers in the first quarter as they only trailed by 1 point after the first ten minutes of action. DLSU asserted its dominance in the middle quarters as they lead 56-40 going to the final minutes of the 3rd quarter.  With La Salle fans thinking that the Archers will stroll for their first win, UP had other plans as they made a valiant 15-2 run to cut the lead to just 3 points at 55-58.  The rally was single-handedly quelled by freshman Jeron Teng who scored on back to back baskets to put some distance between the two teams.

The Fighting Maroons made their final run with few minutes left in the game as they held the Green Archers scoreless for almost 3 minutes while uncorking a 9-0 blast to grab the lead at 68-67 with 44 seconds left. In the next play, point guard LA Revilla drew a couple of defenders before passing off to Teng who attacked the basket and converting a 3-point play to give back the lead to La Salle at 70-68. UP failed to score for the rest of the game as La Salle padded the score when UP was forced to foul.

Fil-Canadian Norbert Torres led DLSU with 16pts, 14rebs, 3asts, 3blks, 1stl.  Teng and Revilla combined for 30 points.  UP was led by the 18pts, 5rebs, 2 treys, 1ast, 1stl, 1blk performance of Mike Silungan and the dozen points of freshman Asilum. Cebuano Mark Jayven Tallo was scoreless in his debut with La Salle. Tallo was supposed to play for Ateneo last year but he left the team and transferred to Ateneo’s main rival.

DLSU joins ADMU, NU, and FEU at the top of the standing with a 1-0 record. They will face the UE Red Warriors on the main game this Thursday while UP’s next assignment will be against the UST Growling Tigers on Saturday.

 

 

The scores:

DLSU 73 – Torres 16, Teng 15, Revilla 15, Andrada 10, Dela Paz 9, Mendoza 6, Webb 2, Van Opstal 0, Paredes 0, Vosotros 0, Gotladera 0, Tallo 0, Manguera 0

UP 68 – Silungan 18, Asilum 12, Lopez 10, Soyud 8, Padilla 7, Manuel 5, Ball 4, Romero 2, Hipolito 2, Wierzba 0, Montecastro 0, Gamboa 0, Gallarza 0

Quarter scoring: 17-16, 35-29, 56-46, 73-68

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2012 UAAP Basketball: Slaughter stars for Ateneo in season debut

16 Jul

Former UV Green Lancer star Greg Slaughter scored 17 points along with 10 rebounds and 4 blocks to launch Ateneo Blue Eagle’s “drive for five” campaign with a resounding victory over 2011 semifinalists Adamson University Soaring Falcons, 73-57.

ADMU started slow as they trailed by one ,15-16, after the first 12 minutes of play.  They were able to get a 4 point lead at the half behind the efforts of last year’s Finals MVP Nico Salva. After their trip to the dugout at the half, Ateneo emerged a different team as they started assert their dominance over a Falcons that lost players like Lester Alvarez, Cebuanos Jerick Canada and Jan Colina to graduation. Slaughter started a big 3rd quarter run with a dunk and the Blue Eagles had a double digit lead going to the 4th quarter.  They never gave their opponents a chance and cruised to a 16 point victory.

Salva and 2011 Rookie of the year Kiefer Ravena supported Slaughter by combing for 23 points.  Ateneo’s big 3 scored over half of the team’s points. Former Don Bosco Technical High School player Christopher “Oping” Sumalinog had 6 points for the Blue Eagles. Adamson’s cause was led by Rodney Brondial and star guard Alex Nuyles who had 13 and 12 points, respectively.

The game also marked the debut of Sacred Heart School-Ateneo de Cebu alum Kristoffer Porter.  He was scoreless in his debut.

The scores:

ADMU 73 – Slaughter 17, Salva 14, Ravena 9, Sumalinog 6, Buenafe 6, Tiongson 5, Erram 5, Chua 4, Gonzaga 3, Golla 2, Elorde 2, Porter 0, Pessumal 0, Lim 0, Capacio 0

ADU 57 – Brondial 13, Nuyles 12, Camson 10, Cabrera 10, Cruz 4, Monteclaro 3, Trollano 2, Etrone 2, Cabigas 1, Julkipli 0, Agustin 0, Abrigo 0

Quarter scoring: 15-16, 32-28, 55-45, 73-57

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2012 UAAP: Bert Flores-coached FEU steals a win from UST

14 Jul

Flores (4th from right) hopes to coach FEU to a title in season 75

Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City – Cebuano Bert Flores-coached Far Eastern University Tamaraws stole a victory over UST Growling Tigers in their opening game in the 75th season of the UAAP.  Season 73 MVP RR Garcia converted off a turnover by Jeric fortuna in the dying seconds of the game to lead FEU to a 73-72 victory.

It took Consolacion, Cebu native Bert Flores 30 minutes to find the right combination to beat the Growling Tigers as FEU trailed by ten going into the final period, 50-60.  Terence Romeo waxed hot in the payoff period as he combined with Garcia to score 17 of the Tam’s 23 fourth quarter points. Their efforts led to a 15-4 run to grab the lead from UST at 65-64.  UST’s Karim Abdul managed to tie the game at 65.  The teams kept countering each other as the score was still knotted at 69-all with less than 2 minutes left. Jeric Teng hit a triple to give UST a 3 point lead at crunch time, 72-69.  In the ensuing play, 2 points were credited to FEU after Kevin Ferrer was called for basket interference. In the next possession, coach Pido Jarencio gave point guard Jeric Fortuna the responsibility to orchestrate a game winning play but Fortuna lost the ball to Garcia resulting to the game winner. Without a timeout and with just 10 seconds left in the game, Aljon Mariano ended up missing a field goal attempt in the game’s final possession.

Karim Abdul of UST led all scorers with 24 points along with 16 boards. RR Garcia had 21 points to lead the winners. Cebuano Roger Pogoy had 6 points for FEU.

In the first game, hosts NU Bulldogs gave the UE Red Warriors a merciless beating a 35 point win 90-55. Former CEC Dragons Mark Olayon had 7 points in his UAAP debut for UE while teammate Roy Villarias was held scoreless.

The scores:

NU 90: Javillonar 19, Parks 18, Alolino 12, Rosario 10, De Guzman 8, Villamor 6, Mbe 4, Labing-isa 3, Ignacio 3, Betayene 3, Perez 2, Neypes 2, Celda 2, Singh 0, Rono 0, Khobuntin 0

UE 55: Sumang 21, Razon 8, Gallanza 8, Olayon 7, Santos 4, Belleze 2, Javier 2, Flores2, Sumido 1, Alberto 0, Villarias 0, Valdez 0, Duran 0, Duncil 0

Quarter scoring: 13-15, 48-23, 72-40, 90-55

FEU 73: Garcia 21, Hargrove 14, Romeo 13, Tolomia 8, Pogoy 6, A Bringas 4, Mendoza3, Cruz 2, M Bringas 2, Belo 0, Escoto 0

UST 72: Abdul 24, Teng 18, Mariano 10, Bautista 7, Fortuna 6, Afuang 5, Ferrer 2, Vigil 0, Pe 0, Lo 0, Daquioag 0

Quarter scoring: 18-21, 31-37, 50-60, 73-72

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