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                    [Title] => Knights go for the kill today
                    [Summary] => Letran hopes to sustain the momentum of its big victory in the series’ opener Wednesday as it guns for the clincher against San Sebastian College today in Game Two of their best-of-three showdown for the NCAA varsity basketball crown at the Rizal Coliseum.


With Ronjay Enrile on the firing end and the rest of the team riding roughshod behind a sleek running game, the Knights broke away from a tight first quarter and romped away with an 89-73 win in Game One, a victory the Muralla-based cagers are raring to duplicate at 4 p.m. today.


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                    [Title] => Stags nip Knights, advance to Final 4
                    [Summary] => Reigning titlist San Sebastian leaned on the breaks and a key defensive stop in the stretch as it turned back Letran, 63-61, yesterday to clinch the first Final Four slot in the 79th NCAA basketball tournament at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.


The Stags were held to just two foul shots, courtesy of Fil-Am Clark Moore, in the final four minutes of play but these were enough to seal their ninth win in 13 outings, a place in the semifinals and a win away from claiming a twice-to-beat edge.


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                    [Title] => Stags, Cards dispute Final 4 seat
                    [Summary] => Defending champion San Sebastian and Letran shoot for an outright Final Four berth and the solo lead as the two clash today in the 79th NCAA basketball tournament at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.	League lead-ers with identical 8-4 win-loss records, the Stags and the Knights face off at 2 p.m. for the first semifinals seat,  an inside track to the top two positions and the chance to gain a twice-to-beat advantage in what could be a preview to this year’s finals.


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                    [Title] => Stags stop Blazers; Knights seize lead
                    [Summary] => Games tomorrow (Rizal Memorial Coliseum)


11:30 a.m. — San Sebastian vs PCU (Jrs/Srs)


4 p.m. — Mapua vs Jose Rizal (Srs/Jrs)


Defending champion San Sebastian leaned on Fil-Am Clark Moore’s solid game to trounce St. Benilde, 73-70, yesterday and gain a share of third in the 79th NCAA basketball tournament at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.


Letran uncorked a telling third quarter run as it subdued San Beda, 76-65, to seize the solo lead with a 7-3 (win-loss) record.


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                    [Title] => Red Lions, Knights try to stay at helm
                    [Summary] => San Beda and Letran try to stay on top of the heap as they take on separate rivals trying to boost their respective Final Four bids at resumption of the 79th NCAA basketball tournament today at the Makati Coliseum. 


Unbeaten in the last five games after a 1-2 start, the Red Lions clash with the defending champion San Sebastian Stags in the 4 p.m. main game, hoping to keep the streak going and firm up their bid for the No. 1 spot being contested by the Letran Knights.


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                    [Title] => Altas stun Stags for solo lead
                    [Summary] => University of Perpetual Help of Rizal shocked a three-peat seeking San Sebastian, 72-65, yesterday behind the heroics of Marcel Cuenco anew to seize the solo lead in the 79th NCAA basketball tournament ...
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                    [Title] => Eagles claw Bombers for third straight win
                    [Summary] => Ateneo made a killing from the free throw line as it smashed Jose Rizal, 90-78, yesterday to remain unbeaten in the UAAP-NCAA Final Showdown at the Araneta Coliseum.


The Blue Eagles made all of their 17 free throws in the fourth quarter as they scored a third straight victory to tie the University of the East Warriors in the lead in the UAAP group of this brief benefit tourney.


The Heavy Bombers remained winless in three outings.


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                    [Title] => Favored Stags, Blazers dispute solo lead today
                    [Summary] => Defending champion San Sebastian and College of Saint Benilde take on each other today in an early clash between this year’s favorites in the 78th NCAA basketball tournament at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.


Retaining the core of the team that copped last year’s title, the Stags pummeled Perpetual Help, 74-65, in last Saturday’s season opener – a victory that gave the opposing teams a glimpse of their true strength in the tournament.


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                    [Title] => Favored Stags, Blazers dispute solo lead today
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Retaining the core of the team that copped last year’s title, the Stags pummeled Perpetual Help, 74-65, in last Saturday’s season opener – a victory that gave the opposing teams a glimpse of their true strength in the tournament.


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                    [Title] => Stags launch NC title defense
                    [Summary] => All eyes are on defending champion San Sebastian College as the fabled National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) unveils its 78th season with a heavy four-game bill at the Araneta Coliseum today.
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FIL-AM CLARK MOORE

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The Stags were held to just two foul shots, courtesy of Fil-Am Clark Moore, in the final four minutes of play but these were enough to seal their ninth win in 13 outings, a place in the semifinals and a win away from claiming a twice-to-beat edge.


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                    [Title] => Stags, Cards dispute Final 4 seat
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                    [Title] => Stags stop Blazers; Knights seize lead
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11:30 a.m. — San Sebastian vs PCU (Jrs/Srs)


4 p.m. — Mapua vs Jose Rizal (Srs/Jrs)


Defending champion San Sebastian leaned on Fil-Am Clark Moore’s solid game to trounce St. Benilde, 73-70, yesterday and gain a share of third in the 79th NCAA basketball tournament at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.


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                    [Title] => Red Lions, Knights try to stay at helm
                    [Summary] => San Beda and Letran try to stay on top of the heap as they take on separate rivals trying to boost their respective Final Four bids at resumption of the 79th NCAA basketball tournament today at the Makati Coliseum. 


Unbeaten in the last five games after a 1-2 start, the Red Lions clash with the defending champion San Sebastian Stags in the 4 p.m. main game, hoping to keep the streak going and firm up their bid for the No. 1 spot being contested by the Letran Knights.


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                    [Title] => Eagles claw Bombers for third straight win
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The Blue Eagles made all of their 17 free throws in the fourth quarter as they scored a third straight victory to tie the University of the East Warriors in the lead in the UAAP group of this brief benefit tourney.


The Heavy Bombers remained winless in three outings.


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Retaining the core of the team that copped last year’s title, the Stags pummeled Perpetual Help, 74-65, in last Saturday’s season opener – a victory that gave the opposing teams a glimpse of their true strength in the tournament.


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Retaining the core of the team that copped last year’s title, the Stags pummeled Perpetual Help, 74-65, in last Saturday’s season opener – a victory that gave the opposing teams a glimpse of their true strength in the tournament.


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