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April 27th, 2022 10:05 AM #71
Wala naman kasalanan Ateneo or DLSU for that matter, they all want the best for their teams and won championship year after year. But we all know that HS star players choose to play for them because of the additional perks of course plus na rin it's a good university to begin with pero as a player na eventually professional basketball player talaga ang ending, siyempre you want to maximize yun ano makukuha mo while playing college ball.
It's like in the PBA. Bakit gusot maglaro lahat sa SMB group or Pangilinan group, because they will get more.
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April 27th, 2022 10:16 AM #72UAAP should start looking at the Tab Baldwin issue kasi yan na ang big gap among UAAP teams.
Games will become boring later on.
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April 27th, 2022 10:20 AM #73
True though DLSU and UP ganun din ang support.
Malaking bagay yung coaching imho. Black and Tab really was a blessing to AdMU. Though with patronship of MVP. So kudos for them for getting a really good coach.
90s and early 2000s kulelat naman din kami palagi hehe. Nakabawi na lang talaga lately.
DLSU tingin ko ang malaki potential next year. Solid players eh. Tapos mawawala na si AK. Mas competitive na yan next year. Pero hindi pa tapos ang laban this season. Plus si Coach Ayo balita ko makakabalik na sa UST. Good news din yun.
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April 27th, 2022 10:26 AM #74
Yun disparity talaga masyado malaki eh, yan buti napasok yan coaching, magkano sweldo ni baldwin sa Ateneo?. Isipin mo internationally known coach then pinili mag coach local college team?
Don't tell me nakukuha niya eh sweldo lang ng mga amateur coaches? Papayag ba yan sa ganyan?
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April 27th, 2022 10:26 AM #75
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April 27th, 2022 10:46 AM #76
Again same support DLSU at UP afaik. Suwertehan din talaga sa paghahanap ng coach imho.
Kayang-kaya ng DLSU magpasuweldo ng kagaya ni Tab. Remember nakakarecruit din sila top caliber foreign students.
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April 28th, 2022 07:53 AM #77
hindi pa off season ngunit busy na ...
Ateneo adds Canada-raised guard Albert Opena Jr. for UAAP 86
Ateneo secures commitment of Fil-Aussie teen Mason Amos
GO ATENEO! OBF!
FABILIOH!
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April 28th, 2022 04:51 PM #78
There definitely is a disparity but the same can be said when UST was dominating in the early 90's, DLSU in the late 90's, and FEU in the aughts.
One reason for this is that our basketball players are not drafted professionally until they: graduate, complete 5 years of eligibility (super seniors), or are over 25 years old and 364 days (26 + 364 during the pandemic era).
A stellar recruitment batch can potentially give you a good core for at least 3-5 years, unlike in the US where a very talented freshman can declare eligibility for the NBA Draft.
It is a lot easier to build a dynasty in Philippine collegiate sports.
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Btw, this is also the reason why our pro-laden Philippine national basketball teams since the 1990 Asian Games typically have an average age over 31.
It just takes too long for our basketball players to reach their prime because they are in their mid-20's by the time they turn pro (which should now be higher going forward because of the move to K-12 in the PH).
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April 30th, 2022 12:32 PM #79
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April 30th, 2022 01:36 PM #80And Ateneo started training early.
Half the team was part of Gilas, and the other half, even new recruits, became Gilas practice players.
Talino ni Tab.