Last year’s Final Four finish clearly left Nic Cabanero yearning for more. After spending the first three seasons of his UAAP career on the outside looking in, Cabanero and the UST Growling Tigers finally broke through last year and made it to the Final Four. They fell short against the eventual champion UP Fighting Maroons,
The Barangay Ginebra San Miguel have finally broken into the win column, and it’s all about sustaining that form for the crowd darlings. Standing in the way of Ginebra next are the Meralco Bolts, who are also coming off their first win in the conference. Will the Barangay keep it going and take down one
In the last 10 days, the narrative surrounding the DLSU Green Archers centered on the idea of loss. From painful defeats to devastating injuries to key players, the Green Archers couldn’t catch a break after winning two of their first three games in UAAP Season 88. Part of it was their own undoing, especially when
The Indiana Pacers are in for a challenge with injuries and departures hitting them hard. Still, it shouldn’t be lost how much offensive chemistry the rest of the guys have, as seen in the 2025 playoffs. All-Star and one-time NBA Champion Pascal Siakam is there, surrounded by young, talented guys and relentless role players WHAT’S
Unlike many of their peers, there’s a greater sense of certainty with the Oklahoma City Thunder. They’re entering the 2025-26 season as the defending champions. Roster wise, they remain intact and, in fact, will be getting one of the most intriguing prospects back from a long injury layoff. The Eastern Conference is wide open, while
Heading into UAAP Season 88, many indications were pointing to a two-horse race between the DLSU Green Archers and the UP Fighting Maroons. That was, until the UST Growling Tigers decided to run through both as if they were middling squads in the midst of a rebuild. The Growling Tigers looked like a well-oiled machine
