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Adamson: This Could Be It
Adamson University has been to the UAAP Final 4 only once since the format was institutionalized: 2006, the same year Ken Bono was named MVP.
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Ateneo: Grand Slam Dreaming
Ateneo De Manila is gunning for its first ever UAAP Grand Slam this year. In 2008 they made an improbably run back to the UAAP Finals and beat archrival Lasalle....
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Lasalle: Climbing Back
2007 was not that long ago. Yet for millions of De La Salle basketball fans it seems like an eternity has passed.
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FEU: Now or Never
Whenever an argument is made about strong teams that seem to have it all, Far Eastern University is always in the conversation.
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NU: Getting Serious
Perhaps no other UAAP basketball program has come to be equated with futility like National University.
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UE: Still Fighting
It was an improbable run to the UAAP Finals last year for the University of the East. Although they were a talented and veteran-laden team...
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UP: Getting It Back
It has been quite a while since UP fans had anything to really get excited about. A lot of the present generation of UP fans, students and even recent alumni probably weren’t even born the last time the Fighting Maroons won the UAAP championship... >> read more
UST: Crouching Tiger
2006 will forever go down as perhaps one of the most improbable championship runs in the history of the UAAP, with the Santo Tomas Growling Tigers taking the UAAP title that year...
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- Samahang Basketball ng Pilipinas

Careline-RP loses to Thais
(07/18/2010)

Careline-Pilipinas bowed to Thailand, 87-77, in a game marred by a controversial decision by the organizers of the ASEAN School Games allowing the Thais to play despite wearing a wrong uniform Saturday in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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- Tournament of the Philippines

Cebu trips Misamis, nails third leg crown
(07/30/2010)

M. Lhuillier Kwarta Padala Cebu showed the pride of a true champion as it scored a vengeful 75-71 win over bitter rival Misamis Oriental to become the first three-leg winner of the Tournament of the Philippines (TOP) before a jampacked crowd Thursday at the Xavier University in Cagayan de Oro City.

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NCAA Team Previews 2010

Perpetual Help: Building Up
Letran: Coming Around
JRU: Could and Should
When the ordinary basketball fan takes a look at the last couple of years of Perpetual Help basketball, it might be difficult to imagine... >> read more Was it really just the middle of the last decade that Letran was still a powerhouse in the NCAA? >> read more Jose Rizal University has seen two seasons practically slip through their fingers. >> read more

St Benilde: Rekindle the Flame
Arellano: Returning for More
San Beda: Regaining the Crown
It is sometimes a little difficult to believe that St Benilde is already among the ranks of NCAA basketball champions. >> read moreWinding up in the top half of the standings and actually having a chance to crack the Final 4 in the Season 85 campaign...
>> read more 		San Beda had a disappointing end to their Season 85 campaign. Looking forward to completing a rare and unprecedented 4-Peat...
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EAC: New Battles Ahead
Mapua: No Time like the Present
San Sebastian: Going for Back-to-Back Titles
Emilio Aguinaldo College certainly must have learned a thing or two in their maiden season last year in the NCAA.
>> read more		 When the Mapua Tech Cardinals last won an NCAA championship, their head coach and his assistants were still playing.
>> read more 		It was a most unexpected turn of events. Even in their wildest dreams...
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- Fr. Martin Cup


8th Fr. Martin Division 2 Cup (Schedule of Games)

8th Fr. Martin Division 2 Cup Participating Teams

 
- National Basketball Association (NBA)

NBA FIT Week to be held in the Philippines for the first time to promote Health and Fitness
(07/30/2010)

MANILA, July 30, 2010 – The first-ever NBA FIT Week in the Philippines will take place from Aug. 6 to 15 in Manila, the National Basketball Association (NBA) announced today. The nine-day event will be the largest NBA FIT program ever conducted in Southeast Asia.

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FEU on Course in Season 73 Title Drive
By Joseph W. Buduan for philippinebasketball.ph (07/30/2010)

It began right there in the first game of the season: Far Eastern University drew great games from their superstar pointguard Ryan Roose Garcia, hotshot forward Paul Sanga and veteran center Aldrech Ramos to beat reigning champion Ateneo De Manila 72 – 69. The last time FEU beat Ateneo in their first encounter of the season was back in 2005, the same year the Tamaraws last won the UAAP senior division basketball championship.

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THE MORNING AFTER: July in Excelsis
By Sam Miguel for philippinebasketball.ph (06/29/2010)

For the National Basketball Association this July promises to be an epochal period in their history. There are just so many tantalizing scenarios to consider, too many what-if exercises. Although Lebron James is without a doubt the biggest figure in this entire scenario, this summer is about so much more than where the greatest free agent of all time will play his most productive years. >> read more


Season 85 Finalists off to Strong Start
By Joseph W. Buduan for philippinebasketball.ph (06/14/2010)

Reigning champion San Sebastian and their Runner-up San Beda got off to pretty good starts over opening weekend of NCAA Season 86.

Season 86 opened in grand fashion with plenty of production numbers from host school San Sebastian as well as some of the biggest names in local entertainment. Dance numbers, a cheer dance exhibition as well as songs and other numbers from the likes of popular singers JR and Kyla. >> read more


NCAA Rules Fil Oil
By Joseph W. Buduan for philippinebasketball.ph (06/14/2010)

An NCAA school finally broke through in the Fil Oil Flying V summer tournament. San Sebastian continued its amazing title run, annexing the First Five Cup 79 – 78, dethroning last summer’s champion Far Eastern University. This marked the first time that an NCAA school brought home the championship in the tournament that first began as the Homegrown Cup in 2005.

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THE MORNING AFTER: Retro Finals II: Celtics-Lakers
By Sam Miguel for philippinebasketball.ph (06/04/2010)

In the last 30 years or so, the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics have won 12 NBA world championships between them. Los Angeles has nine, Boston three. Over this same period of time, they’ve met each other three times in the NBA Finals, with the Lakers winning two of those epic encounters. The Lakers are the reigning and defending NBA champions. The Celtics are gunning for their second NBA title in three years, and they could just as easily have been gunning for a 3-Peat now had it not been for the misfortune of an injury to superstar Kevin Garnett last season. >> read more

 

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