Red Lions learn the hard way against the Pirates
For coach Boyet Fernandez, San Beda’s 96-91 defeat to Lyceum on Friday should be a huge eye-opener that the Red Lions’ title retention bid this NCAA Season 93 won’t be a cakewalk.
“There are very strong teams ahead of us. We know that they’re looking at us, but as I’ve said, there are so many teams that has gotten stronger right now,” he said.
With CJ Perez leading the fight, the Pirates sent the Red Lions crashing back to earth as the former delivered on their hype to stun the defending champions.
San Beda fell into Lyceum’s trap of letting Robert Bolick do everything for the squad and Fernandez said that supporting cast must do a better job of executing.
“I know they wanted Bolick to attack the basket, so for us, we really have to rotate the ball,” said the mentor.
“We had 20 assists, it’s just a matter of making the shots for the other guys. We have to take those open shots when Bolick gives up the ball.”
Source: http://sports.inquirer.net/256463/red-lions-learn-hard-way-pirates
“There are very strong teams ahead of us. We know that they’re looking at us, but as I’ve said, there are so many teams that has gotten stronger right now,” he said.
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| San Beda head coach Boyet Fernandez. Photo by Tristan Tamayo/ INQUIRER.net |
San Beda fell into Lyceum’s trap of letting Robert Bolick do everything for the squad and Fernandez said that supporting cast must do a better job of executing.
“I know they wanted Bolick to attack the basket, so for us, we really have to rotate the ball,” said the mentor.
“We had 20 assists, it’s just a matter of making the shots for the other guys. We have to take those open shots when Bolick gives up the ball.”
Source: http://sports.inquirer.net/256463/red-lions-learn-hard-way-pirates
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