MVP race leader Kevin Quiambao was glad to see how far his efforts had paid off after recording the first triple-double in five years in the UAAP Season 86 men’s basketball tournament.
MVP race leader Kevin Quiambao was glad to see how far his efforts had paid off after recording the first triple-double in five years in the UAAP Season 86 men’s basketball tournament.
The historic performance was bound to happen eventually as Quiambao has been flirting with a triple double since the first round. “But again, credit sa lahat ng kakampi ko. Hindi ako makaka-14 assist kung hindi nila na-shoot ‘yon. So, thankful ako sa mga teammates ko na tyinaga namin ‘yong game and flow lang ng offense namin is ang ganda,” he added.
“Nag doble effort lang ako kasi ‘yong first round nga natalo kami sa kanila. Parang may gusto akong patunayan na hindi na pwedeng maulit ‘yon,” said Quiambao.
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