Thanks for the validation, dimwit. Nice to know something’s affected by my presence. How can it match wits with me when I have it and it doesn’t?

Enjoy the weekend.

HAAAHAAAHAAAHAAA!!!!!

can i have your digits? are you gay? brokebackan?

Kantutan na lang mga ganid sa laman!!!LOL

ONE BIG FIGHT!

Yeah, I miss the rumble days/years…

Was young then but stupid.

Ahahahahahahaha!

ANIMO!!!

oh and Direktor has a small dick, nambabasag ng trip hahahaha

Did you attend San Beda and AdMU?!!? No offense, but some (little) part of me tells me you’re a poser pretending to be old and around already that time, getting info over the net or recounting them based on how you remember reading it. But if you are, then I guess you just got your facts not so straight.

Any Blue Eagle fan of the title run those years would remember that the stars on were Jun Reyes, Noy Chuatico, Danny F. Eric Reyes, and later Jay Gayoso (when he went back to Katipunan from Taft). Canlas was AHS legend, yes. But that team had more stellar material. If I remember it right, Canlas usually came off the bench.

I’m sure it was 1988 (and not ‘89) when the biennial ABC Youth b’ball championships were held again here in Manila. But it was not Joe Lipa who coached that team, but …(and any Bedan hardcore fan should remember this) .. Edmundo “Ato” Badolato who coached this team.

And finally, Ebet, Mark and Macky would wring our necks if we ever called them Herbie, Marcus, and Mack. Get the drift?.. Good! :-)

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that’s it? you had the audacity to call me out and yet what?

so, you’re one of those “bandwagoneers”, saying that danny francisco is great yet you haven’t seem that gangling beanpole play.

next time sasatsat ka make sure na based on first hand experience iyung kuwento mo ha, nakiki rideon ka lang pala.

stop pretending that you witness all those events. most of your story telling here in this site have problems regarding the actual thing that really happened. so please don’t pretend that you are old when in fact you are still young.

@direktor

i see a true hardcore fan in you. keep it up.

thanks for clarifying the harmon and jack tanuan thing. at least now its clearer.

as for the 1987 title game, nieto played consistently but what im saying is that what broke the camel’s back were seph canlas’ back to back threes.

i may be mistaken but wasn’t 1986 magsanoc’s final year in the uaap since he turned pro the following year in 1987? i still remember that the only reason magsanoc returned to school in 1986 was because he wanted to play alongside benjie again.

p.s. – i also attended sbc hs (i finished college at the ateneo), i was a hs freshman in 19… (oops! nagkakabukingan na), and i still remember those powerhouse red cub teams, imagine dindo pumaren, gerry esplana, ronnie magsanoc, eric altamirano, dwayne salvaterra, herbie wenceslao, benjie paras, teddy monasterio, marcus manosca, jigs mendoza and mack de joya, those were the good old days indeed…

If only for the other readers of this thread, Edgardo “Jack” Tanuan became the center of note for the Tamaraws after Harmon Codinera. Harmon was already an upper classman during FEU’s 1983-84 season title run. He was already a vital cog in FEU’s championship streak in the early 80s before Allan Caidic’s UE Warriors broke it in ‘82-83. Consider this too, he would have been too old and probably ineligible if he went on to play after Jack Tanuan. If your timeline references were also made based on when he became a pro baller, it must be noted that Harmon was also a PABL veteran, “nagpahinog muna” so to speak.

I was in my early years in college and I too remember the 87 uaap finals quite well at the RMC. Perhaps, Canlas may have hit back to back threes as you pointed out, but I distinctly remember Joseph “Jet” Nieto hitting several key shots (treys included) to create what you call “separation against the (eagles) WARRIORS” during that fabled last 10 minute run for the comeback win.

The 1986-87 was Joey Mendoza’s, Altamirano’s and Duane Salvatera’s last year at UAAP. In the 1987-88 season (Danny F’s freshman year in the UAAP) Benjie Paras’ team mates were Ronnie Magsanoc who came back for his fifth and final UAAP season, Joey Guanio, Joey’s younger brother Jig Mendoza, and Wenceslao. I should know, I attended both UP and San Beda and these guys were my schoolmates and friends from way back. Peace bro, just citing facts. :-)

Hehehe, this topic is revealing my age, hehehe..

shut up. sparring ka muna, although i don’t think it’ll matter anyway, cotto’s gonna own your ass on sunday.

napanood mo ba si danny francisco maglaro ng live o kaya sa tv man lang? kung hindi eh di tumahimik ka diyan, dakdak ka ng dakdak eh wala ka namang first hand experience kung papaano siya maglaro.

overrated, overhyped and tumutukod sa laro, that’s how danny francisco is, low stamina and takot sa bangaan, in other words… soft! atenista lang kaya pilit pinapasikat.

thanks for the correction, i do know that jerry’s younger than harmon. i think i got mixed up about tanuan and codinera because my recollection is that harmon and tanuan played together at feu but that tanuan graduated a year earlier (1986). i only say this because when the spotbilt basketball team was formed for the pabl the feu mainstays plus jerry codinera (before he joined magnolia) formed part of that team and the codinera brothers and tanuan were there, and tanuan was no longer playing uaap ball but the codineras, afaik, we’re still playing in the uaap.

*Next to these two would be Jerry’s brother Harmon who manned the slot for FEU after Jack Tanuan’s departure.

*correct me if im really wrong sir but it was jack tanuan before harmon codinera not the other way around.

when on earth did harmon codiñera came after jack tanuan? so are you saying that jerry is elder than harmon? :-) fyi harmon led feu in 1983 uaap championship together with now feu coach glenn capacio.