JRU’s much-improved Teodoro is NCAA Player of the Week | Inquirer Sports

JRU’s much-improved Teodoro is NCAA Player of the Week

/ 01:05 AM August 17, 2015

Tey Teodoro. Photo by Tristan Tamayo/INQUIRER.net

Tey Teodoro. Photo by Tristan Tamayo/INQUIRER.net

Tey Teodoro has embraced his new role as Jose Rizal U’s go-to guy at crunchtime. Along the way, he led the Heavy Bombers to a string of impressive wins, none more spectacular than their incredible comeback from a late double-digit deficit to stun Mapua, 90-87, last Tuesday.

With Teodoro taking charge, the Bombers rallied from 16 points down in the last two minutes to complete one of the more remarkable victories in the NCAA tournament.

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Teodoro exploded for a career-high 32 points with 18 coming in the fourth period. His biggest basket came with 3.2  seconds remaining when he spun around Allwell Oraeme for a layup that gave JRU its first taste of the lead which the Bombers eventually preserved.

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The last play spoke volumes of the second year guard’s maturity as he opted to go for the high percentage shot despite getting a wide open look from beyond the arc moments earlier.

“He’s a smart player and I told him he’s the best player on the team,” JRU coach Vergel Meneses said of Teodoro who was named  Accel Quantum/3XVI-NCAA Press Corps Player of the Week. Cedelf P. Tupas

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