Terrence Romeo once scored 83 points in high school. He is a UAAP MVP. He is a PBA scoring champ. He deserves a biopic. Bro.
The Terrence Romeo Biopic (an excerpt)
LA Tenorio’s Greatest Hits
LA Tenorio goes by a couple of names. Sometimes they call him The Gineral. Sometimes they call him Tinyente. But on one September evening, he was simply called “a jerk.”
Starting 5ive: 2011-2012 Oklahoma City Thunder
Three superstars on one team. It has happened many times before, but never like that one time when the Oklahoma City Thunder had Russell Westbrook, James Harden, and Kevin Durant.
Larry’s Block Party: Film Review
The final seconds of Game 1 of the 65th UAAP men’s basketball finals played out like one of the greatest, most inspirational short films ever made. So great, that it deserves a fictional film review.
Sixth (Wo)Man: The Barangay Ginebra Fan
Spectators at the imaginary Bora Cup won’t get to taste gin this year after Barangay Ginebra, the 8-time favorites at the fictitious event, withdrew sponsorship.
Starting 5ive: 2002 UE Red Warriors
On paper, the 2002 UE Red Warriors were good enough to beat Blackwater. But Gec Chia happened.
Starting 5ive: 2008 Barangay Ginebra Kings
Paul Artadi and Chris Pacana share a tight hug at center court. Jong Uichico is drenched in orange Gatorade. Ronald Tubid is in tears.
Starting 5ive: 2010 Meralco Bolts
The Meralco Bolts were outcasts when the franchise re-entered the PBA in 2010. Six years later, they’ve proven that they can hang out with the cool kids.
Sixth Man: The Meralco Bolts Fan
Sixth Man is the unsung hero, the one cheering from the bench and delivering quality minutes when needed. In this weekly series, BuhayBasket puts the spotlight on the men and women who contribute to the game in their own way, away from the limelight.
Meralco’s long journey to the PBA Finals took six years to complete. One of the team’s biggest fans, Gene Andrew Tacan, has been on that same journey for much, much longer.Starting 5ive: 2005 FEU Tamaraws
FEU was the best college basketball team in the mid-2000s, completing a rare three-peat* in 2005.