Ex-UST coach Ayo seeks reconsideration of UAAP ban
MANILA, Philippines — Embattled former UST Growling Tigers coach Aldin Ayo wants his indefinite ban from the UAAP reconsidered.
Ayo issued a statement late Friday, claiming that the ban imposed by the UAAP Board was "not appropriate under the circumstances".
JUST IN: Former UST head coach Aldin Ayo airs his side on UAAP's sanction to ban him indefinitely.
— John Bryan Ulanday (@bryanulanday) September 11, 2020
Ayo says the decision 'is not appropriate under the circumstances' and he will seek reconsideration.@PhilippineStar@StarSportsHub @PhilstarNews
FULL STATEMENT HERE: pic.twitter.com/ids1zYBVNZ
"I will seek a reconsideration of such sanction," Ayo said in his statement.
Ayo was slapped with an indefinite suspension by the UAAP Board of Trustees earlier this week as a sanction for the "Sorsogon Bubble" amid the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The controversy hounding the infamous training bubble has seen Ayo's resignation from the UST men's basketball program.
Prominent players like skipper CJ Cansino and talented swingman Rhenz Abando have already left the school amid the issue.
Brent Paraiso, Ira Battaler and Jun Asuncion followed suit.
Cansino's exit was the first to prompt conversation and investigation on the training bubble.
Apart from the UAAP, the Commission on Higher Education and the Department of Justice have also involved themselves in investigating the bubble.
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