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                    [Title] => P’foods import delivers vs FedEx
                    [Summary] => Purefoods, drawing strength from a do-it-all young import in Marcus Melvin, checked its slump in time to drub FedEx, 98-87, and move in the threshold of the Gran Matador PBA Fiesta Cup quarterfinals at the Ynares Center in Antipolo.


Melvin gave the Hotdogs tremendous boost both offensively and defensively as they snapped a four-game losing skein in Game One of their best-of-three wildcard playoff with the Express.


Settling for No. 8 seeding in the post-classification round plays, the Hotdogs could sneak into the quarterfinals with a win tomorrow or Wednesday.


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Halfway through their first season, the Purefoods teammates had already shown impressive signs and their inclusion among the casts of starters in next weekend’s All-Star game in Cebu City is a strong testament of their bright future.


"Masaya ako and I’m very thankful to the fans that I’m here," said Yap.


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Still, the former PBA superstar took everything as a challenge, trying to motivate and hone a rookie-laden lineup the last few weeks into the 67th UAAP season that begins this weekend at the Araneta Coliseum.


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The NCAA slapped a one-game suspension on a pair of cagers who almost came to blows in last Friday’s game between San Beda and Mapua while the UAAP placed six players from three different teams under fire for unsportsmanlike conduct.  


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Yap, probably the hottest shooter in the UAAP today, drew a warning for slamming the ball on the head of La Salle rookie Joseph Casio while Artadi, probably the quickest point-guard in the league, was slapped a technical for apparently throwing at punch on La Salle sophomore Ty Tang last Thursday at the Araneta Coliseum.  


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JAMES YAP AND PAUL ARTADI

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Melvin gave the Hotdogs tremendous boost both offensively and defensively as they snapped a four-game losing skein in Game One of their best-of-three wildcard playoff with the Express.


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Boyzie replaces Jerry as UE coach

August 24, 2012 - 12:00am

In a move management claimed was part of “appropriate measures to strengthen the performance of all UE Red Warriors teams in various UAAP and other sports tournaments,” University of the East yesterday...

Sports

P’foods import delivers vs FedEx

By Joey Villar | June 10, 2005 - 12:00am

Purefoods, drawing strength from a do-it-all young import in Marcus Melvin, checked its slump in time to drub FedEx, 98-87, and move in the threshold of the Gran Matador PBA Fiesta Cup quarterfinals at the Ynares...

Sports

Artadi, Yap stars in their own right

August 8, 2004 - 12:00am

By the time they joined this year’s Philippine Basketball Association rookie draft, jaded observers readily proclaimed that James Yap and Paul Artadi will blossom into stardom. Halfway through their first season,...

Sports

Rookie-laden Warriors to rely on defense, speed

By Abac Cordero | July 8, 2004 - 12:00am

When he accepted the coaching job for the UE Warriors last summer, Dindo Pumaren knew it wasn’t going to be easy. Still, the former PBA superstar took everything as a challenge, trying to motivate and hone...

Sports

UAAP, NCAA sanction erring cagers

By Joey Villar | July 27, 2003 - 12:00am

Strong warning signals were sent out yesterday against erring players in both the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the University Athletic Association of the Philippines. The NCAA slapped a one-game...

Sports

Warriors chieftains in big trouble

July 26, 2003 - 12:00am

James Yap and Paul Artadi will have to find better ways trying to live up to their billing as UE’s one-two punch. Drawing warnings and technicals for unsportsmanlike behavior definitely won’t help. Yap,...

Sports