Three UAAPSeason85 Final Four seeds are still not set in stone as the elimination round approaches its final game day at the Araneta Coliseum. Tune in for LIVE updates on Wednesday, November 30!
MANILA, Philippines – The final game day of the UAAP Season 85 men’s basketball elimination round is set to play out at the Araneta Coliseum one month after Severe Tropical Storm Paeng cancelled what was supposed to be the first double-header of the second round.
Now that their playoff hopes are no longer in their hands after a stunning overtime loss to UE, the La Salle star core of Evan Nelle, Michael Phillips, and the recovering Schonny Winston can only focus on what they control, and end the elims with a momentum-boosting win. With an improving bench crew of Chris Koon, Gab Gomez, Joshua Lazaro, and Geo Chiu, the streaking Blue Eagles are looking to steal the first seed away from defending champion UP off one last win to end with an 11-3 standings tie.
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