When Alex Ariza came out with a statement that “he didn’t leave Pacquiao, it was Pacquiao who left him”, it only showed an unfortunate flaw
Month: September 2013
Philippine Basketball in Review (Part 5 – The 80s Usher in A New Breed)
Toyota’s performance as a team started to unravel in the early 80s. In one championship match against Crispa in 1980, Toyota Coach Fort Acuna benched
Will the Sun(s) Come Out Tomorrow?
From the Broadway Musical “Annie” come these beautiful lyrics: The Sun will come out tomorrow, bet your bottom dollar that tomorrow, there’ll be Sun. Indeed,
Will Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather Fight the Pacman or Not?
Tomorrow, the world stops to sit and watch the flamboyant Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather do battle with Mexico’s Saul ‘El Canelo’ Alvarez in what is undoubtedly
National University: ‘Changing the Game’ for the UAAP Cheerdancing Competition This Weekend
Four years ago, when Hans Sy took over the administration of National University, one of the first things he observed with the school was the
Philippine Basketball in Review (Part 4- The Birth of the PBA)
In the 1971 Asian Basketball Conference (ABC) in Tokyo, the Philippines once again took the bridesmaid role, losing the crown to host Japan. Clearly, basketball
Color My World 