Also-ran squads clash in NCAA Thursday | Inquirer Sports

Also-ran squads clash in NCAA Thursday

By: - Reporter / @cedelfptINQ
/ 02:56 AM September 24, 2015

Jamil Ortuoste shoots to bring San Sebastian streak to 3 games. Photo by Tristan Tamayo/INQUIRER.net

Jamil Ortuoste shoots to bring San Sebastian streak to 3 games. Photo by Tristan Tamayo/INQUIRER.net

Four teams no longer in the hunt for a Final Four berth try to put a positive spin to their respective campaigns when they take the floor Thursday in the 91st NCAA basketball tournament at Filoil Flying V Arena in San Juan.

San Sebastian seeks to extend its winning run to three games when it tangles with St. Benilde at 4 p.m., after struggling squads Lyceum and Emilio Aguinaldo College collide in the first game.

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The Stags are riding high on their 98-92 upset of the San Beda Red Lions last Tuesday. Bradwyn Guinto delivered his best performance of the season for the Stags with 26 points, outplaying Nigerian Ola Adeogun.

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But the Blazers who have just three wins in 15 games are also desperate to come up with a strong finish, just a year after barely missing out on the Final Four.

The Generals are mired on a seven-game slump but their woes are compounded by suspensions slapped on Enjerico Diego and Raymund Pascua for unsportsmanlike conduct in the loss to Perpetual Help last Tuesday.

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Meanwhile, the NCAA Management Committee chaired by Melchor Divina of Mapua is investigating the parking lot fight between EAC and Perpetual Help players last Tuesday.

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