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UAAP: Racela wary of Tamaraws’ remaining opponents

By: - Reporter / @BLozadaINQ
/ 08:56 PM October 28, 2015

Far Eastern University head coach Nash Racela. Tristan Tamayo/INQUIRER.net

Far Eastern University head coach Nash Racela. Tristan Tamayo/INQUIRER.net

Far Eastern University may be on top now, but head coach Nash Racela knows no lead is safe.

At 10-1, the Tamaraws are just a game ahead of University of Santo Tomas, a team which beat them in the first round.

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“UST beat us last round,” Racela said Wednesday after their dominant win over Adamson at Mall of Asia Arena. “Our goal is to win against them and split the series.”

A race for the fourth spot is another scenario Racela has his eyes on with contenders National University and De La Salle among the teams the Tamaraws have yet to battle.

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“NU needs every game so does La Salle,” Racela said.

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The Green Archers are at fourth seed with a 5-5 record while the Bulldogs are at fifth with 4-7.

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“I think they need the win more than us,” Racela said.

FEU battles UST on November 7 and NU on November 14. No schedule has been released yet for its match against La Salle, which was originally scheduled for October 17.

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