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[Title] => NCAA imposes one-year ban on PCU
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The NCAA Policy Board yesterday slapped a one-year suspension on Philippine Christian University for fielding in a high school basketball player later found to be involved in "identity switching."
In a statement, the board said it voted unanimously for the suspension with hopes of giving PCU time to institute reforms on its recruitment program.
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[Title] => PCU cager faked papers, probe bares
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The NCAA yesterday identified one member of the Philippine Christian U high school basketball team for his involvement in the "identity switching" scandal that recently rocked the country’s oldest collegiate league.
St. Benilde’s Henry Atayde, who chairs the two fact-finding committees formed last week to look into PCU’s alleged irregularities, said Jaypee Importante was the player they found to have reportedly switched birth certificates with a cousin in Cebu to be able to play for the school.
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[Title] => NC probers back with evidence
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The NCAA fact-finding committee has gathered enough evidence to prove that at least one high school player of Philippine Christian U is guilty of "identity switching."
St. Benilde’s Henry Atayde, who chairs both the committees recently tasked to investigate the case, said the personnel he sent to Cebu, Bukidnon and Pangasinan had evidence that could pin those responsible for the alleged infraction the body is looking into.
"They’re already here with the papers and documents we wanted," Atayde yesterday told The STAR.
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[Title] => NCAA denies probe on PCU
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NCAA Management Committee chair Henry Atayde of St. Benilde yesterday described as plain rumor allegations that Philippine Christian U has been fielding ineligible players.
"We’re actually hearing a lot of things these past two weeks," said Atayde, who assumed the Mancom post after Bernie Atienza resigned last year. "These are all rumors, of course, because there are no protests filed by any school."
Atayde, however, said he would conduct his own investigation on the controversy.
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[Title] => NCAA season unfolds Saturday
[Summary] => Collegiate basketball takes center stage as Season 80 of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) basketball tournament unfolds on Saturday with an elaborate opening ceremony at the Araneta Coliseum.
With "Mighty at 80" as it’s main theme this year, the oldest and most prestigious collegiate league opens with a heavy four-game bill which would feature the title retention bid of defending champion Letran, still the team to beat with an almost intact lineup.
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[Title] => Stags-Bombers title duel reset
[Summary] => The National Collegiate Athletic Association has decided to postpone Game One of the best-of-three championship series between San Sebastian and Jose Rizal University to Thursday.
NCAA Management Committee chairman Alfredo Olano explained that the move was made to give the teams enough time to prepare for their quest for the seniors crown.
Game One of the series for the juniors title between the Letran Squires and the San Beda Red Cubs, also originally scheduled for today, will be played Thursday.
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[Title] => Game One ng NCAA Finals iniurong sa Huwebes
[Summary] => Nagdesisyon ang National Collegiate Athletic Association na i-postpone ang Game One ng best-of-three championship series at idaos ito sa Huwebes.
Ipinaliwanag ni NCAA Management Committee chairman Alfredo Olano na ang nasabing hakbang ay kanilang ginawa upang mabigyan ang apat na koponan ng sapat na panahon upang mapaghandaan ang kampanya ng juniors at seniors para sa korona.
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[Title] => NCAA to ban cagers from playing in PBL
[Summary] => The National Collegiate Athletic Association has suspended its memorandum of agreement with the Philippine Basketball League, barring its players from playing in the league which has been an efficient venue in honing its cagers for the collegiate cage wars.
This was bared by Philippine Christian University athletic director Rachad Cunanan, who said the NCAA board considered the PBL a pro league based on the recent ruling of the Games and Amusements Board.
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[Title] => NCAA to ban cagers from playing in PBL
[Summary] => The National Collegiate Athletic Association has suspended its memorandum of agreement with the Philippine Basketball League, barring its players from playing in the league which has been an efficient venue in honing its cagers for the collegiate cage wars.
This was bared by Philippine Christian University athletic director Rachad Cunanan, who said the NCAA board considered the PBL a pro league based on the recent ruling of the Games and Amusements Board.
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ALFREDO OLANO
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The NCAA Policy Board yesterday slapped a one-year suspension on Philippine Christian University for fielding in a high school basketball player later found to be involved in "identity switching."
In a statement, the board said it voted unanimously for the suspension with hopes of giving PCU time to institute reforms on its recruitment program.
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[Title] => PCU cager faked papers, probe bares
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The NCAA yesterday identified one member of the Philippine Christian U high school basketball team for his involvement in the "identity switching" scandal that recently rocked the country’s oldest collegiate league.
St. Benilde’s Henry Atayde, who chairs the two fact-finding committees formed last week to look into PCU’s alleged irregularities, said Jaypee Importante was the player they found to have reportedly switched birth certificates with a cousin in Cebu to be able to play for the school.
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The NCAA fact-finding committee has gathered enough evidence to prove that at least one high school player of Philippine Christian U is guilty of "identity switching."
St. Benilde’s Henry Atayde, who chairs both the committees recently tasked to investigate the case, said the personnel he sent to Cebu, Bukidnon and Pangasinan had evidence that could pin those responsible for the alleged infraction the body is looking into.
"They’re already here with the papers and documents we wanted," Atayde yesterday told The STAR.
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[Title] => NCAA denies probe on PCU
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NCAA Management Committee chair Henry Atayde of St. Benilde yesterday described as plain rumor allegations that Philippine Christian U has been fielding ineligible players.
"We’re actually hearing a lot of things these past two weeks," said Atayde, who assumed the Mancom post after Bernie Atienza resigned last year. "These are all rumors, of course, because there are no protests filed by any school."
Atayde, however, said he would conduct his own investigation on the controversy.
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With "Mighty at 80" as it’s main theme this year, the oldest and most prestigious collegiate league opens with a heavy four-game bill which would feature the title retention bid of defending champion Letran, still the team to beat with an almost intact lineup.
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[Summary] => The National Collegiate Athletic Association has decided to postpone Game One of the best-of-three championship series between San Sebastian and Jose Rizal University to Thursday.
NCAA Management Committee chairman Alfredo Olano explained that the move was made to give the teams enough time to prepare for their quest for the seniors crown.
Game One of the series for the juniors title between the Letran Squires and the San Beda Red Cubs, also originally scheduled for today, will be played Thursday.
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[Summary] => Nagdesisyon ang National Collegiate Athletic Association na i-postpone ang Game One ng best-of-three championship series at idaos ito sa Huwebes.
Ipinaliwanag ni NCAA Management Committee chairman Alfredo Olano na ang nasabing hakbang ay kanilang ginawa upang mabigyan ang apat na koponan ng sapat na panahon upang mapaghandaan ang kampanya ng juniors at seniors para sa korona.
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[Summary] => The National Collegiate Athletic Association has suspended its memorandum of agreement with the Philippine Basketball League, barring its players from playing in the league which has been an efficient venue in honing its cagers for the collegiate cage wars.
This was bared by Philippine Christian University athletic director Rachad Cunanan, who said the NCAA board considered the PBL a pro league based on the recent ruling of the Games and Amusements Board.
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[Summary] => The National Collegiate Athletic Association has suspended its memorandum of agreement with the Philippine Basketball League, barring its players from playing in the league which has been an efficient venue in honing its cagers for the collegiate cage wars.
This was bared by Philippine Christian University athletic director Rachad Cunanan, who said the NCAA board considered the PBL a pro league based on the recent ruling of the Games and Amusements Board.
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September 24, 2001 - 12:00am
September 24, 2001 - 12:00am
