+ Follow ALEX ANGELES AND YOUSIF ALJAMAL Tag
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Friday’s blockbuster of a game placed an emphatic exclamation point on the 82nd NCAA season. More than fifteen thousand fans flooded through the turnstiles at the Araneta Coliseum in the hope of witnessing history in the making. They were not disappointed.
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[Title] => With Ekwe, this could be the year of the Lions
[Summary] => Samuel Ekwe, a Nigerian center who packs his slam with power, is for real.
Ekwe made a big impression in his NCAA debut Saturday, powering San Beda to an 81-51 rout of Jose Rizal in the nightcap of a heavy four-game bill that ushered in Season 82 of the country’s oldest collegiate league at the Big Dome.
He highlighted his stint with a 10-point fourth quarter burst that included three rim-rattling dunks that drew cheers from the crowd.
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ALEX ANGELES AND YOUSIF ALJAMAL
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Friday’s blockbuster of a game placed an emphatic exclamation point on the 82nd NCAA season. More than fifteen thousand fans flooded through the turnstiles at the Araneta Coliseum in the hope of witnessing history in the making. They were not disappointed.
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[Summary] => Samuel Ekwe, a Nigerian center who packs his slam with power, is for real.
Ekwe made a big impression in his NCAA debut Saturday, powering San Beda to an 81-51 rout of Jose Rizal in the nightcap of a heavy four-game bill that ushered in Season 82 of the country’s oldest collegiate league at the Big Dome.
He highlighted his stint with a 10-point fourth quarter burst that included three rim-rattling dunks that drew cheers from the crowd.
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