Gallant Knights resume quest vs Stags | Inquirer Sports

Gallant Knights resume quest vs Stags

By: - Reporter / @cedelfptINQ
/ 12:33 AM July 21, 2015

Letran seeks to sustain its strong start as it squares off with a dangerous San Sebastian squad even as San Beda tries to regain its winning ways in the 91st NCAA basketball tournament at Filoil Flying V Arena in San Juan.

A victory by the Knights in the 4 p.m. showdown with the Stags will forge a two-team tie at the top with the idle Perpetual Help Altas.

The Red Lions, gunning for a sixth straight crowns this season, shoots for a third win in four games as they battle the Lyceum Pirates at 2 p.m.

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San Beda can forge a two-way tie for third spot with Arellano with a victory. But the Lions will be without guard Baser Amer, who is expected to be sidelined for the next three months after dislocating his shoulder.

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Under rookie coach Aldin Ayo, the Knights quickly installed themselves as a favorite by opening the season with three victories, including a 93-80 triumph over San Beda.

It hasn’t just been the result that’s impressive, but the way the Knights have beaten their foes that has the league taking notice.

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The Knights have been disruptive on defense, choking teams to submission, while finding their range from beyond the arc. They shot 10 of 21 against the Lions.

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