2009 UAAP season,,

[billabong]

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na improve c espiritu.. naa na jumpshot from midrange.. maayo rpud ky murag small forward jud ni cya padung inig abot pba.. paul lee was scorching hot from beyond the arc.. pari llagas was a monster of the boards.

[jakeass]

the problem man sad gud with ncaa is the level of play, and you can also include the marketability of the players.
based on unsa ako makita watching the collegiate games, though both leagues have that scrappy play, the uaap teams are the ones that can regain composure quicker than the other league.

on the marketability part sad, a big factor is the scheduling of the games-what days they play on. UAAP gets the airtime on thursday, saturday and sunday. few people work on weekdays! so they get to see the players, and the players get the feedback, and many other people would get interested and watch these players personally..

for the players that want to make it big in the pro league, this break is what they need.

mao jud,,
way lami NCAA,,
mao nanguha sila og the likes of Sam Ekwe
hehehehe

wa pa jud keuy exposure

[jakeass]

na improve c espiritu.. naa na jumpshot from midrange.. maayo rpud ky murag small forward jud ni cya padung inig abot pba.. paul lee was scorching hot from beyond the arc.. pari llagas was a monster of the boards.

arguably the best trio in the present UAAP..
hahaha

kontra nila ni

ADMU- Salamat, Al-Hussaini, Baclao
DLSU- Barua, Malabes, Mangahas
FEU- Barroca, Ramos, Cervantes
AdU- Alvarez, Colina, Galinato
UST- Mirza, Teng, Ababou
UP- Co, Martin Reyes, Padilla
NU- Baloran, Hermosisima, Ponferada

murag sila 3 ang pinaka-consistent
hahahahaha

[adhesive]

na improve c espiritu.. naa na jumpshot from midrange.. maayo rpud ky murag small forward jud ni cya padung inig abot pba..

hopefully mao na iya mapadulngan sa pba bai..
remember mark borboran?
kadto jud kay not just midrange kundi 3pt range jud sa college..
but what happened,bust sa pba although rookie year pa niya next year,we could not conclude yet..
basta 6'4 and up ka,padulaon man ka ug 4-5 sa pba bisan pa natural guard ka..
For example,norwood and dillinger..

[inc-pankz]

naglibog ko aning ESPiritu ky ni graduate nlng cila arrellano. .pero sya wala pajud? pila age ani nya? taasag playing years ani nya oi

[adhesive]

Gitilok tingale ang 5 playing years bai...

[amamangloy]

Junior Tamaraws' record buster is week's best
(The Philippine Star) Updated August 25, 2009 12:00 AM

MANILA, Philippines - Terrence Romeo showed that even as a rookie player for last year’s runner up Far Eastern U-Nicanor Reyes Educational Foundation (FERN), he can also post a stirring performance in the 72nd UAAP juniors basketball tournament.

Romeo stamped a new league scoring record after burying 83 points in the Baby Tamaraws’ 104-55 victory against University of the Philippines Integrated School Junior Fighting Maroons last Tuesday to earn the UAAP Press Corps Accel-Fil-Oil Player of the Week honors.

Romeo, a transferee from the Letran Squires, erased the old record of 69 points registered by Paolo Mendoza in the mid-90’s while playing for the Junior Maroons and even topped his previous high of 45 points when FEU-FERN thrashed Adamson Baby Falcons, 74-58, in the season opener.

He drained 29 of his 42 two-point field goal attempts, connected five of his 22 tries in the three-point arc and nailed 10 of his 13 free throws.

Romeo, who played for 31 minutes before fouling out, had a quarter scoring of 19, 11, 33 and 20.

Baby Tamaraws coach Horacio Lim, whose wards tote a 6-4 slate and remain a strong contender for a Final Four slot, said that he encouraged Romeo, the leading juniors MVP candidate, to shatter the old record.

“When he made 30 points in the first half, I told Romeo to go for the record,” said Lim, who even let Romeo score all of FEU’s points in the third period.

Romeo edged the likes of senior division players Miguel Reyes of the University of the Philippines, Ateneo’s Kirk Long and Pari Llagas of the University of the East for the weekly plum given by a group of sports reporters from the country’s leading broadsheets and tabloids covering the league.

[effem_amancio]

Labwan niya Kobe? hehehe

[jakeass]

naglibog ko aning ESPiritu ky ni graduate nlng cila arrellano. .pero sya wala pajud? pila age ani nya? taasag playing years ani nya oi

5 years man to si arellano,,
pero nag-una man to siyag usa ka year

[boski]

Junior Tamaraws' record buster is week's best
(The Philippine Star) Updated August 25, 2009 12:00 AM

MANILA, Philippines - Terrence Romeo showed that even as a rookie player for last year’s runner up Far Eastern U-Nicanor Reyes Educational Foundation (FERN), he can also post a stirring performance in the 72nd UAAP juniors basketball tournament.

Romeo stamped a new league scoring record after burying 83 points in the Baby Tamaraws’ 104-55 victory against University of the Philippines Integrated School Junior Fighting Maroons last Tuesday to earn the UAAP Press Corps Accel-Fil-Oil Player of the Week honors.

Romeo, a transferee from the Letran Squires, erased the old record of 69 points registered by Paolo Mendoza in the mid-90’s while playing for the Junior Maroons and even topped his previous high of 45 points when FEU-FERN thrashed Adamson Baby Falcons, 74-58, in the season opener.

He drained 29 of his 42 two-point field goal attempts, connected five of his 22 tries in the three-point arc and nailed 10 of his 13 free throws.

Romeo, who played for 31 minutes before fouling out, had a quarter scoring of 19, 11, 33 and 20.

Baby Tamaraws coach Horacio Lim, whose wards tote a 6-4 slate and remain a strong contender for a Final Four slot, said that he encouraged Romeo, the leading juniors MVP candidate, to shatter the old record.

“When he made 30 points in the first half, I told Romeo to go for the record,” said Lim, who even let Romeo score all of FEU’s points in the third period.

Romeo edged the likes of senior division players Miguel Reyes of the University of the Philippines, Ateneo’s Kirk Long and Pari Llagas of the University of the East for the weekly plum given by a group of sports reporters from the country’s leading broadsheets and tabloids covering the league.

hingigoon jud ning bata kay hingitsaon man pod kaau