In the Penetrating UAAP Season 85 Basketball

Blue Eagles trounce Red Warriors, 91-76.

Tacking-in their determination, perseverance and hog-grounding struggles, debauched

and breakneck Ateneo De Manila University (ADMU) Blue Eagles fired-up their blood
submerges and bewildering succours that intoxicated the University of the East (UE) Red
Warriors during the nerve-wrecking University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP)
Season 85 Round 1 of Eliminations at the jam-packed Ynares Sports Arena in Antipolo, Rizal,
October 23.

Showcasing intractable lay-ups and sporadic assists, Blue Eagles shattered and
unpityingly blitzed the defenceless Red Warriors that started their prompt rampage and finished
through adequately to segment against their antagonists that were purely going through the
gesture after unleashing their wall liked-Titan and spine-tingling during the overwhelming 1 st
quarter, 21-19.

Power-boosted Red Warriors tried to quench the heat of the igniting Blue Eagles after
burst out his stunning cross-overs but not too much effective for the sticky defence of Angelo
Koume and Dave Ildefonso of ADMU in the 2nd quarter, 46-44.

Unstoppable Blue Eagles heated the court after releasing their burning free-throws by
Kai Ballungay vented its ire on them. Top scorer and Best in Statistic Ildefonso unleashed his
indestructible three-point shot that pummelled the red Warriors in the stimulating 3 rd quarter, 65-
50.

In the last quarter, Red Warriors continued to fight back but could not take too many
assaults of the flaming Blue Eagles. Ferocious Blue Eagles unremitting their dogged
ascendency and went into rampage and their sizzling shots. Forthsky Padrigao gave a taste of
his spine-tingling winning shot that they grabbed their searing victory game on their first round of
eliminations matchup, 91-76.

“It's just a matter of experience. As I told the players, they have talent. They wouldn't be
recruited by Ateneo if they didn't have talent. But they're still young players, and their minds
have to settle down, and they have to adjust to the UAAP”, said Coach Tab Baldwin of burning
Blue Eagles.