![]() Their sole win was at the expense of the host Adamson University Soaring Falcons on opening day. The Growling Tigers dropped to their fourth consecutive match and fell to 1-4. UST’s Adama Faye was slapped with a disqualification foul with two minutes left in the third quarter after his elbow hit Pagsanjan’s jaw in a loose ball battle. Ivan Lazarte added 12 points in 10 minutes. Nic Cabañero led the Growling Tigers anew with 19 points and 14 rebounds but shot only 5-of-17 from the field. It was also UE’s first victory over UST since Season 82.Īntiporda had 13 points, all in the third quarter, while Gani Stevens tallied 11 points on 5-of-7 shooting in his first game for UE against his former team. The victory, the third in fifth games, moved UE into a tie for fourth place with De La Salle, the team it upset last Thursday, 81-72, in a match that had so much of oddities in Season 85-UE had former Archers manning the coaching staff, Santiago a long-time assistant to Franz Pumaren, and Don Allado, and De La Salle mentored by former Red Warrior and coach Derek Pumaren. Villegas finished with 17 points, 13 rebounds, six assists and three steals, with Nikko Paranada finishing with 17 points, six rebounds and four assists. ![]() Villegas nailed a three-pointer that capped a 14-4 run that allowed UE to break loose from a three-point lead to a 73-60 advantage with one and a half minutes remaining. ![]() It was Luis Villegas who drove the dagger deepest into the Growling Tigers. ![]()
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