The Ateneo Blue Eagles have done it again! We are the champions this year! And of the three, this could arguably be the sweetest because of so many things! We lost three key players, we lost a game to La Salle, we lost the two elimination games against FEU, and we had NO ONE in [...]
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UAAP, for the last time this year. I felt so bad after tuesday’s loss, and really didn’t care about the final four games anymore. But receiving a series of emails from the Alumni mailing list made me feel so good about the school so I watched the game on TV. The emails were not even [...]
UAAP Can’t win with heart alone. I know that our players want to win so much, but heart isn’t enough. Even before the season started, I was worried about our team because I felt that they weren’t as talented or skilled as the other teams. And that was when Larry was there. Losing Larry was [...]
Ateneo vs. La Salle Our second loss for the season. Shucks. I don’t feel as bad – no cheating involved. Didn’t look as if the La Salle players used dirty tricks. It actually seemed that they wanted it more (oo nga naman, two losses in a row against Ateneo will really hurt their ego’s). They [...]
No more Larry… It has been confirmed that Larry Fonacier will not be able to play anymore during the season, because he has ACL and grade 1 MCL tears on his knee. He will undergo an operation on wednesday and it will take 6-8 months for him to recuperate. It’s really a sad development, because [...]
Ateneo lost against La Salle. I don’t even know the score. All I know is that the game went into overtime, there was a brawl before the end of the regular period, and that Ateneo didn’t play well. And there’s a chance that Tenorio will be suspended during the second game. Even before the game [...]
UE filed a formal complaint on the call of the referees yesterday. The UAAP Board met today and decided that UE should be the winner. (Based on instant replay. The 3 pt. shot was released after the buzzer sounded.) So, no more playoff for Ateneo. We will go against La Salle in the Final Four. [...]
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