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Now he’ll get his wish as the Management Committee gave him the green light to play for the Lions when they take on the Jose Rizal Bombers in the 82nd NCAA cage wars beginning Saturday at the Araneta Coliseum.


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Banal told The STAR last night that San Miguel Corporation management has given him the green light to accept the coaching job offered Monday night by fellow San Beda alumnus and team manager Mukesh Advani.


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NCAA disbars  Aljamal

August 22, 2007 - 12:00am

Sports

Nigerian suits up for SBC

By Joey Villar | June 21, 2006 - 12:00am

All Nigerian Samuel Ekwe wants is to be a Benedictine priest. And play basketball for the San Beda Lions in the NCAA on the side. Now he’ll get his wish as the Management Committee gave him the green light...

Sports

Koy Banal replaces Racela as Red Lions coach

By Joey Villar | July 27, 2005 - 12:00am

Koy Banal, who has won titles in the UAAP and the PBL, will coach the San Beda Red Lions, replacing Nash Racela starting in the second round of elimination of the 81st NCAA basketball tournament next week. Banal...

Sports