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Netizens flood Twitter with congratulatory posts for Bulldogs

/ 08:27 PM October 01, 2014

Alfred Aroga of NU Bulldogs rebounds the ball against Gideon Bailonia of Ateneo de Manila University. Bulldogs advance to the finals as they beat Eagles 65-63. Noy Morcoso lll

Alfred Aroga of NU Bulldogs rebounds the ball against Gideon Bailonia of Ateneo de Manila University. Bulldogs advance to the finals as they beat Eagles 65-63. Noy Morcoso lll

MANILA, Philippines―Netizens took to Twitter to express their joy on the victory of fourth seed National University (NU) Bulldogs over the top seed Ateneo Blue Eagles, 65-63, barging into the Finals of the UAAP 77 men’s basketball tournament after 44 years Wednesday.

Congratulatory posts for the Bulldogs flooded Twitter although loyal Blue Eagle followers were not to be outdone as they expressed continued support for their team despite the heartbreaking loss.

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Fans of the Bulldogs did not escape criticism after they were seen booing the Ateneo gallery.

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The last time NU played in the finals was in 1970 when they lost to the University of the East Red Warriors.

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TAGS: Ateneo De Manila University, Basketball, Blue Eagles, National University, National University Bulldogs, UAAP, UAAP Season 77

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