Cebu's SWU rallies past EAC for 2nd win | Inquirer Sports

Cebu’s SWU rallies past EAC for 2nd win

/ 03:38 PM May 01, 2013

MANILA, Philippines – Southwestern University picked up the pace in the second half and defeated Emilio Aguinaldo College 80-75 Wednesday in the 2013 Filoil Flying V Hanes Premier Cup at the Arena in San Juan.

Down 4-21 in the first quarter, the Cobras got hot and caught up with the Generals — and then drew crucial buckets in the last three minutes to grab their second win of the tournament.

“We started overconfident and then we adjusted and made a run. Little by little, we made it,” said coach Mike Reyes, who has been leading the Cebu-based team in Manila.

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Cameroonian Landry Sanjo continued his dominating performance, leading the Cobras — who play their last game in the tournament on Saturday — with 23 points, 16 rebounds, one assist and steal and five blocks.

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Filipino-Canadian Adam Mohammed added 16 points, including a dagger triple from the right corner that put SWU up 76-71 with 1:07 left to play before freethrows Javy Bautista put them safely ahead.

“Luckily, we made their shots towards the end,” said Reyes, younger brother of National team head coach Chot Reyes.

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The Generals, meanwhile, absorbed their second setback in as many outings — falling short in the fourth quarter even after leading by as many as 21 points, 38-17, with 4:28 in the second quarter.

Francis Munsayac led EAC with 26 points while Jan Jamon had 24, as they knocked down six triples each, but on a losing effort.

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