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Meanwhile, American coach Paul Howard, a good friend of coach Ron Jacobs, has made a commitment to Uichico to help in scouting, particularly the Chinese and the Lebanese in their stints in the world championships in Indianapolis a few months before the Asian Games.


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Mike Hrabak could have been a top candidate for a spot in the two national candidate squads set to see action in the 2002 PBA opening conference if Shell agreed to release him for the tryouts, according to interim national coach Jong Uichico.


"In my opinion, he’s a potential material at two-guard spot. Maganda sana ang chance niya to make it to the national pool dahil malaking shooter, but he was not released by Shell," said Uichico.


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ASI TAULAVA AND DON CAMASO

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Asiad cage aspirants down to 30

By Joey Villar | January 18, 2002 - 12:00am

The candidates list for the Philippine team to the 2002 Asian Games in Busan, Korea has been pruned down to 30, and the buildup for the ambitious bid to win the coveted gold medal in the quadrennial joust goes full...

Sports

Caidic, Altamirano join coaching staff

January 17, 2002 - 12:00am

Allan Caidic, a four-time member of the Philippine team to the Asian Games, will take another tour of duty in the quadrennial games this year in Busan, South Korea as he, together with Eric Altamirano and Boyzie...

Sports

Hrabak a big loss to RP pool — Uichico

January 10, 2002 - 12:00am

Mike Hrabak could have been a top candidate for a spot in the two national candidate squads set to see action in the 2002 PBA opening conference if Shell agreed to release him for the tryouts, according to interim...

Sports

Wild scramble on for last seven berths

By Joey Villar | January 8, 2002 - 12:00am

Interim national coach Jong Uichico left only seven slots in the 24-man national pool open as he seeded into the roster the 17 PBA players personally named by coach Ron Jacobs...

Sports