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                    [Title] => Pumaren denies role in La Salle case
                    [Summary] => Talk n Text coach Derick Pumaren yesterday denied his involvement in the La Salle eligibility case following reports of his supposed participation in the controversy that led to the suspension of the school from the UAAP early in the season.


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                    [Title] => Life goes on for suspended Archers
                    [Summary] => Despite the UAAP suspension and the absence of a head coach, De La Salle will continue to maintain its men’s basketball team.


Bro. Bobby Casingal, head of the school’s Office of Sports Development, said the Archers are continuously training despite the recent ban the UAAP board slapped on the Taft-based school.


Casingal said the team is being handled by a coaching staff headed by Tyrone Bautista and Jack Santiago, who were Franz Pumaren’s assistants during the latter’s term.


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                    [Title] => UAAP verdict on DLSU final
                    [Summary] => A member of the UAAP board said on the eve of the final deliberations on La Salle’s eligibility case that any decision the body would render would be final, dashing the Taft-based school’s hope of making an appeal if the league calls for its suspension  for the coming UAAP season.


"Usually, when the board decides, its always final. That’s why all the members of the board are present and take part in the deliberations," said Ric Matibag, one of the 16 board members from Adamson who will deliberate on La Salle’s case. 


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                    [Title] => La Salle still divided on ‘leave’ option
                    [Summary] => With its officials and alumni divided on whether or not to file a leave of absence in all sports in Season 69 of the UAAP in the aftermath of the eligibility scam, La Salle has reportedly given itself until March 14 to come up with a united stand on the issue.


Sources said La Salle officials have been deliberating the past few weeks, trying to come up with the best possible approach on how to resolve the issue that has rocked not only the Taft-based school but the entire league as well.


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                    [Title] => Franz confident he’d be cleared
                    [Summary] => Franz Pumaren, who quit as head coach of De La Salle basketball team early in the week, said his resignation was not an acceptance of culpability in the raging UAAP eligibility scandal but was made out of delicadeza and at the same time to give the school administration a free hand to institute reforms on its sports program.


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                    [Title] => Pumaren resigns
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Franz Pumaren has resigned as coach of the De La Salle basketball team, bringing to five the number of school and team officials who had quit their posts in the aftermath of the UAAP eligibility scam.


Highly-placed sources told The STAR last night that Pumaren resigned after a one-hour meeting with La Salle president Bro. Armin Luistro last Monday. The team left for Hawaii for a series of goodwill games the following day. 


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                    [Title] => DLSU probers to invite asst coach
                    [Summary] => La Salle sports development director Bro. Bobby Casingal said yesterday the fact-finding committee formed to get to the bottom of the scandal involving two academically ineligible varsity players is considering to invite a former Archers assistant coach to shed light on the case.


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                    [Title] => La Salle still divided on ‘leave’ option
                    [Summary] => With its officials and alumni divided on whether or not to file a leave of absence in all sports in Season 69 of the UAAP in the aftermath of the eligibility scam, La Salle has reportedly given itself until March 14 to come up with a united stand on the issue.


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                    [Title] => Pumaren resigns
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Franz Pumaren has resigned as coach of the De La Salle basketball team, bringing to five the number of school and team officials who had quit their posts in the aftermath of the UAAP eligibility scam.


Highly-placed sources told The STAR last night that Pumaren resigned after a one-hour meeting with La Salle president Bro. Armin Luistro last Monday. The team left for Hawaii for a series of goodwill games the following day. 


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                    [Summary] => La Salle sports development director Bro. Bobby Casingal said yesterday the fact-finding committee formed to get to the bottom of the scandal involving two academically ineligible varsity players is considering to invite a former Archers assistant coach to shed light on the case.


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