Before the season started, people were already branding Season 79 to be the De La Salle University Championship Tour. There was some merit to that. After all, among all of the line-ups in the UAAP, La Salle had the only intact line-up aside from a UE team that has been struggling to make it to the Final Four. Plus, they have (arguably) the best player in the country right now in Ben Mbala, plus (arguably) the best local player in the UAAP right now in Jeron Teng. Who could stop these Green Archers? Just chalk up the championship for La Salle. It's a sure thing for them to win anyway. If anything, today's clash against the FEU Tamaraws taught us that the La Salle Green Archers are still a work in progress amidst their perceived dominance. The game started out with La Salle struggling to initiate their mayhem press. It wasn't a matter of FEU breaking the press, La Salle just couldn't implement it in the way that they did during the preseason, usual

Photo Credit: Inquirer.net September 4, 2016 2:47 AM I was already sleeping at 1:30 AM dreaming of a bonfire in Katipunan. Beer would be flowing while the rest of the Blue Eagles would tirelessly sign autographs. Fans would celebrate and shout "ONE BIG FIGHT!!!" Then there I would be in the corner, documenting everything that was happening with a smile on my face.   One hour later, I wake up and realize that it was all just a dream.  I try to go back to sleep, but to no avail. It's weird. The girlfriend's sound asleep. The brother isn't snoring, and he smells rather good this time around. My alarm clocks are off, it is the weekend after all. So why can't I sleep? I listen a bit closer, and I start to hear the drums.  "ONE BIG FIGHT!" one side shouts. "Go USTe!!!" the other says.  Oh crap. It's that time of the year again. It's the UAAP season. Sleepless nights like these? It's going to be nothi