CESAFI 2010 updates & suggestions

[dropdeadgorgeous]

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daog USC against USJR by 1 point

swerte jud sila ato nga game... para ila jud toh kai nakabawi sila towards the end of the game...

[inc-pankz]

daog USC against USJR by 1 point

patay silang salacot ani. .hahaha

[cjpadriga]

mga bro, wer ta kibaw sa current standings sa cesafi? both seniors and junniors

[rugby_boys]

UC vs. UV akong gihulat..kanus-a kaha ni ila sched...

[JUPASKO]

Juniors results today

CIT 65 (1-1) USPF 79 (2-0)
DBTC 61 (0-1) SHS Ateneo 84 (1-2)

Sacred Heart School Ateneo should have won by at least 40+ points. First player ejection this season, point guard Dandan Tecson of SHS Ateneo for two technical fouls, allegedly unsportsmanlike behavior committed against Haben and Yap of DBTC while they were shooting from beyond the 3 point line. Murag mas physical ang duwa sa Juniors da. As of press time, USPF vs DBTC seniors game on going pa. GO MAGIS EAGLES!

[el_gwapito]

HaHaayz. . Dili nlang ko tan'aw oi. . kay dli patas ang dula. . .adto nlang ko sa U.C og U.V tan'aw. . .absent jud ko ana. . bahalag e patawag sa personnel. . .hehe

[derekk_24]

kinsa daog sa uc vs swu ganiha?

[thadzonline]

nifile na kaha protest ang USJR? Or ila na lang gi forego?

[thadzonline]

USC's win vs. USJ-R under protest
By Gabby G. Malagar (The Freeman) Updated August 08, 2010 12:00 AM Comments (0)
CEBU, Philippines - The short-handed University of San Carlos (USC) Warriors lost a 22-point third quarter lead but managed to squeeze out a 76-75 nail-biter against the University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R) Jaguars in a controversial collegiate match of the 10th Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation, Inc. (CESAFI) the other night at the Cebu Coliseum.
The Jaguars of coach Edito Salacut immediately put the game under protest due to the game officials’ failure to ascertain whether a shot by USJ-R’s Jaymar de la Peña was a 2-pointer or a 3-pointer.
Down by a mile, 37-59, the Jaguars mounted a trapping defense the entire fourth period and it worked wonders for them as they outscored the Warriors, 34-15, to lose only by one point.
The controversy arose when De la Peña buried a buzzer-beating shot that was still unresolved whether it was counted as two points or a three-pointer. When De la Peña made his attempt, one of the three officials raised his one hand signaling a three but could not ascertain it until the end of the game.
Jaguars’ coach Edito Salacut was outrageous when he ran into the midcourt to ask clarification from the referees. The pro-Warriors fans said it was a two-pointer, while the Jaguars’ fanatics believed it was a three-pointer. Nothing is made official yet except for USJ-R’s one-point loss.
The Jaguars camp is expected to submit a written protest and they demanded that a five-minute overtime should be played. They also requested to review the videotape but nobody assumed responsibility of having taken that.
The Warriors only had a 76-73 edge after Nilton John Otida split his charities with only three seconds left to play. In the ensuing sequence, De la Peña sank a buzzer-beating basket that was ruled only as two points. Had it been counted as a trey, the game would haven been sent into overtime.
Joven Cid Cortes, who dominated the undergoal, tospcored for the Warriors with 21 points even as four others cashed in double figures.


Gian Carlo Albarillo led the Jaguars with 18 points, while Jason Nudalo and Edwin Bibera added 14 and 13 points, respectively.
Earlier, nine-time champion University of the Visayas (UV) Green Lancers put their acts together in the fourth period to tame the stubborn Cebu Institute of Technology (CIT) Wildcats, 89-75, and join the Southwestern University (SWU) Cobras atop the leaderboard with identical 2-0 slates.
Edrian Lao muscled his way to a 22-point finish, while guards Eman Calo and Phil Mercader connived for 23 points for the Lancers.
Chester Curso had 20 points for the Wildcats followed by Arnel Ipang with 17 and Floyd Taboada with 13.
The scores
First game
UV (89) - Lao 22, Calo 13, Olivares 11, Mercader 10, Cincoflores 8, Perolino 7, Abad 5, Rios 4, Delantar 4, Vilanil 2, Silva 2, Saycon 2
CIT (75) - Curso 20, Ipang 17, Taboada 13, Dimco 7, Lopez 5, Booc 4, Cabanero 4, Canete 2, Batiquin 1
Second game
USC (76) - Cortes 21, Hermosa 14, Otida 11, Codilla 10, Santos 10, Panerio 7, Uy 3
USJR (75) - Allbarillo 18, Nudalo 14, Bibera 13, Dela Pena 9, Munez 7, Abing 4, Tabaloc 3, Amores 3, Lapiz 2, Suliman 2 (FREEMAN NEWS)


USC's win vs. USJ-R under protest | The Freeman >> The Freeman Sections >> Cebu Sports

[thadzonline]

The Jaguars camp is expected to submit a written protest and they demanded that a five-minute overtime should be played. They also requested to review the videotape but nobody assumed responsibility of having taken that.

There is no official CeSAFI video. They are asking to borrow USC's scouting video. There's no point doing that since its not an official league video, therefore it cannot be used to review the game under protest. Besides, CeSAFI has no video replay rule. It's a judgment call and the break went USC's way, they have to live with it.