‘Superman’ unleashes a 2nd triple-double on Altas
Wednesday, 1 September 2010 154 Comments
APPARENTLY, the University of Perpetual Help System Dalta Altas basketball team still have yet to read the memo: The paint is Sudan Daniel’s house.
The 6’7” American came up with a season-best 12 blocks to go along with 10 points and 10 rebounds to power his San Beda College Red Lions over Perpetual Help, 92-61, in their game last Wednesday, September 1, 2010 at the Arena in San Juan City. It was Sudan’s second triple- double in the 86th season of the NCAA.
Last July 28, 2010, in San Beda’s first round matchup against the Altas, Sudan had a monster performance recording his first NCAA career triple-double with 16 points, 10 rebounds and 10 blocks. San Beda won that contest, 101-77 also at the Arena in San Juan.
“I promise, it’s not a personal thing against Perpetual. Sometimes, I feel that as a center, my house is the paint. So, if you bring it in my house I’m gonn’ show you the door. That’s pretty much my motto,” said a confident Daniel.
“As a center I have to protect the rim at all costs so anything near the rim, if I feel like you’re giving it to me, I’ll take it,” he added.
As a team, the Red Lions blocked 18 shots while the smaller Altas found a way to swat 4. In the rebounding department, San Beda was dominant hauling down 50 boards, ten more than Perpetual. They also played well as a team by sharing the basketball for a total of 24 assists.
Rome dela Rosa paced the Mendiola outfit with 20 points while newly drafted (To the Philippine Basketball Association by Barako Bull) point guard Borgie Hermida had another all-around performance with 8 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists. Melo Lim contributed 8 points as well.
“We just practice hard. Sabi ko sa kanila, we’re done with the small teams. Our last five games will be against big teams. We have to take our level of basketball a notch higher. We must be very competitive against the big teams,” said San Beda head coach Frankie Lim.
The Red Lions remain undefeated with an 11-0 win-loss record while the Altas still have yet to pick up a win as they have lost their 10th straight ball game.
The scores:
SBC 92 – dela Rosa 20, Daniel 10, Hermida 8, Lim 8, Lanete 7, Pascual 7, Semerad D. 7, Caram 6, Mendoza 5, Pascual K. 5, Villahermosa 4, Sorela 4, Marcelo 1, Semerad A.0, Moralde 0.
UPHSD 61 – Danganan 16, Ynion 9, Vidal 8, Allen 8, Arboleda 6, Salvado 6, Alano 3, Elopre 2, Kintanar 2, Sumera 1, Asuncion 0, Jolangcob 0.
Quarter scoring: 25-20, 48-30, 67-44, 92-61.
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