St. Benilde Blazers’ Tony Ynot throughout Sport 1 of the NCAA Season 100 males’s basketball Finals in opposition to Mapua Cardinals. –NCAA PHOTO
MANILA, Philippines—Tony Ynot struggled to get issues entering into St. Benilde’s Sport 1 loss to Mapua within the NCAA Season 100 males’s basketball Finals.
The Blazers absorbed an 84-73 loss by the hands of the Cardinals, with Ynot simply ending with seven factors as a starter, as they moved on the point of dropping one other shot on the title.
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“With our protection, we didn’t even try this a lot. We had a number of turnovers. We’ll simply return to [film] viewing, we’ll put together to keep away from our errors and we’ll repair it to bounce again for Sport 2,” stated Ynot in Filipino on Sunday after the loss.
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The Blazers appeared like a deer caught within the headlights as they allowed 23 turnovers in opposition to Mapua, which in flip registered 19 steals as a staff.
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Ynot felt Mapua’s protection on full throttle as he completed a he made simply three out of eight makes an attempt from the sphere.
“I used to be out of the blue being doubled and I wasn’t prepared,” stated the shifty guard. “I’ll research about these errors in coaching and I’ll change how I react to their protection. I’ll simply return to coaching and keep targeted.”
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Charles Tiu and the Blazers even have to determine cease Cardinals star guard Clint Escamis, who dropped one other scoring masterclass within the opener.
“We’ll research his strikes as a result of he’s actually good. In coaching, we’ll take into consideration cease him and defend him as a result of even when he’s doubled, he nonetheless finds a solution to rating,” Ynot stated. “Hopefully for Sport 2, we are able to cease him.”
Benilde seems to be to drive a deciding Sport 3 on Saturday after they face off in opposition to Mapua for Sport 2 on the Huge Dome.
