uaap basketball philippines
Posted in Philippines General Information on 04/04/2009 05:18 am by admin
Give me 3 good, strong reasons why a university should / should not withdraw from the UAAP basketball in college?
For example, you from a university (ADMU, DLSU, UST, FEU, ADU, NU, UST) in the Philippines, what are the 3 (or more) good, reasonable and strong points can to provide that sets your school should or should not withdraw from the UAAP basketball in college?
UAAP universities should not depart from the UAAP because: 1) It is highly competitive, no offense to the other league but even for college basketball is the yard stick for sports competition 2) It is a recognized organization, highly respected. 3) It has a rich history of producing athletes and memory made from events which last a lifetime.
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