LET ME start by welcoming Sid Ventura and his Athletic Mind column to the inboundpass.com family.
This is for the teams that didn’t make the cut: You have lots of time to work on your adjustments for Season 72…unless your team is lucky enough to get …
IN THE FINAL GAME of his illustrious collegiate career, Jervy Cruz allotted some time to think about the future while giving his current teammates a rousing send-off.
The 6′5″, reigning Most Valuable Player finished with 21 points and 18 rebounds to power the University of Santo …
WITH JUST a game remaining in each team’s calendar, the only interesting thing to watch for is who’ll get the second twice-to-beat advantage. We now know who the Final Four teams are and the match ups as well.
The Ateneo-UE matchup will be very interesting to …
UNIVERSITY of the East was a three-point basket away from experiencing the meltdown of the millennium.
University of Santo Tomas forward Francis Allera missed a wide open three at the buzzer, handing the Red Warriors a scary 89-87 triumph and the last Final Four seat in …
WITH two games remaining in each team’s calendar, the Final Four cast is pretty much set with only the fourth spot still to be disputed (though UE has a better inside track). Ateneo, FEU and La Salle are safe with only the top two …
ROUND TWO of De La Salle versus Santo Tomas proved to be as pulsating as the first matchup –but produced the same victor.
Maui Villanueva’s buzzer-beating putback led the Green Archers, playing without coach Franz Pumaren, to an 81-79 escape win against the Growling Tigers …
IT’S BEEN two weeks since I wrote my article on the Commissioner Almighty (”A Callous Commissioner”) and the only changes that I’ve seen so far are:
1. Former referee Boy Quisido (I finally remembered the name) is part of the technical committee and is now the …
IN A battle between two second generation players, Paul Zamar got the better of Marc Agustin.
Zamar, son of former University of the East stalwart and coach Boyzie Zamar, triggered the Warriors’ early onslaught as they whipped the Adamson Falcons, 58-45, in the 71st UAAP men’s …
UNIVERSITY of Santo Tomas was extra careful in the endgame – and rightfully so.
Reeling from a late meltdown against Far Eastern University last week, the Growling Tigers bucked a lethargic first quarter with a sizzling second-half performance en route to a 68-58 come-from-behind win over …
THREE teams met their fate in Week 7 of Season 71: Ateneo, FEU and UST. For Ateneo and FEU, both teams made headway in the Final Four race, while UST is in danger of joining UP, NU and Adamson on the bus to an early …
FOR 30 MINUTES, all seemed bleak and gloomy for Far Eastern University.
An inspired fourth quarter fightback, however, gave the Tamaraws the much-needed momentum they needed to force overtime and complete a stunning 74-69 win against University of Santo Tomas in the 71st UAAP men’s …
ARGUABLY the UAAP’s most explosive duo once again delivered for Ateneo de Manila University.
Chris Tiu hit the big outside shots while Rabeh Al-Hussaini delivered down low as the Blue Eagles were virtually unstoppable in disposing of the University of Santo Tomas Growling Tigers, 85-76, in …
THE ATMOSPHERE was full of hope, optimism and excitement as the second round of UAAP men’s basketball started last Thursday August 7. Well the excitement was still there as a couple of games really went down the wire while most were fun to watch. I …
JERVY Cruz sustained a hamstring injury before his squad’s game against Adamson last August 9, 2008.
Neither injury nor an upset-conscious opponent, though, could stop his onslaught.
Cruz registered 29 points, grabbed 15 rebounds and blocked two shots to power the
University of Santo Tomas Growling Tigers …
IT WAS an exciting week as upsets marred Week 5 of UAAP Season 71. With each teams having seven games remaining in their calendar, the second round promises to be more action-packed as the top teams jockey for position in the Final Four race. After …
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