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UAAP: Mahirap na talo sa unang round sa ilalim ng Adamson Falcons

Adamson's Jerom Lastimosa at Matthroven Erolon. UAAP PHOTO

Adamson’s Jerom Lastimosa at Matthroven Erolon. UAAP PHOTO

MANILA, Philippines — Pinuri ni Adamson coach Nash Racela ang kanyang Falcons dahil sa pagkatuto sa sunud-sunod na nakakabagbag-damdaming pagkatalo sa unang round ng UAAP Season 84 men’s basketball tournament.

Ginulat ni Jerom Lastimosa at ng Soaring Falcons ang National U Bulldogs, 62-55, para panatilihing buhay ang kanilang pag-asa sa Final Four noong Martes sa Mall of Asia Arena.

Nanatiling walang talo ang Adamson sa dalawang laro sa second round na pinataas ang rekord nito sa 3-6 para itabla ang magkasanib na fifth placers Far Eastern University at University of Santo Tomas at lumapit sa No.4 NU (5-4).

Sinabi ni Racela na natutunan na ng Falcons ang kanilang leksyon mula sa sunod-sunod na mga heartbreaker sa unang round, kabilang ang 69-71 pagkatalo sa Bulldogs sa kanilang unang pagkikita.

“For sure nagkaroon ng effect ang mga larong iyon, hindi lang sa unang dalawang laro ng second round, kundi sa mga natitirang laro namin. Natututo ang mga manlalarong ito sa pamamagitan ng karanasan. That’s something that I realized, and that’s why they’re coming out better now in the second round,” said Racela shortly after the win.

“Hindi kami pinalad na magkaroon ng isang preseason tournament, kaya ang unang round ay tulad ng aming preseason tournament. Maging ang sarili ko, marami kaming natutunan. Moving forward, we just want to have a better performance in the next couple of games,” he added.

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Si Adamson coach Nash Racela. UAAP PHOTO

Si Adamson coach Nash Racela. UAAP PHOTO

Sumang-ayon si Lastimosa na ang kanilang nakakasakit na pusong 1-6 na simula sa pambungad na round ay nagpahirap sa kanila.

“Natuto kami sa mga pinagdaanan namin noong first round. Masaya kami na nanalo kami,” he said after his 17-point outing.

Sinabi ni Racela na tama ang ginagawa ng kanyang mga ward kung kaya’t nagawa nilang ipaghiganti ang kanilang unang round na pagkatalo sa NU at FEU, na kanilang tinalo 64-63 sa clutch triple ni Matty Erolon noong nakaraang linggo.

“Just by doing the right things, what is expected from the players, they’re doing it. Actually, they deserve these wins kasi hindi sila sumusuko, they continue to fight, regardless, and that’s something that as a coach, I’m really, really proud of,” he said. “Regardless of the situation, they keep on fighting. At iyon ang gusto mo. As a coach, yun ang gusto mo.”

Sa Final Four race pa rin, ayaw ni Racela na mauna ang Falcons.

“Ayaw naming mauna. Kailangan lang nating tumutok sa susunod na laro. And then we’ll see, we are taking it one game at a time and sana by doing our part, we get good results, whatever that means,” he said.

Masusubok ang Adamson sa pakikipaglaban nito sa No.2 University of the Philippines, na nanalo ng walong sunod na laro, sa Huwebes ng 4:30 ng hapon.

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