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Nic Cabañero logged nearly 71 minutes over UST’s last two games, and the extra workload helped the Growling Tigers climb to the top of the UAAP Season 88 standings alongside NU.

With 19 points in only 18 minutes, Kyle Paranada propelled a balanced UST Growling Tigers to match their strongest start in the UAAP men’s basketball tournament in ten years.

The FEU Tamaraws were able to maintain striking distance until the final quarter of their UAAP Season 88 showdown with the UST Growling Tigers, thanks to Janrey Pasaol.

UST Captain Nic Cabañero displayed both leadership and basketball skills for the Growling Tigers en route to their third straight win in UAAP Season 88 at the expense of the FEU Tamaraws.

The UST Growling Tigers make it three in a row after pulling away from the FEU Tamaraws, sharing the top spot with the NU Bulldogs in the elimination round.

UST makes it three wins in a row as the Growling Tigers turned back the hard-charging FEU Tamaraws, claiming a share of the top spot with NU in the UAAP Season 88 men’s basketball tournament.

After Precious Momowei dropped 42 points for UE, DLSU captain Mike Phillips praised his matchup with the Nigerian star which ultimately led to a thrilling Green Archers escape in UAAP Season 88.

The duo of John Abate and Wello Lingolingo were not afraid to chip in points for the UE Red Warriors in their showdown with the DLSU Green Archers in UAAP Season 88.

Precious Momowei displayed a monster performance for the UE Red Warriors, but it was not enough to subdue the DLSU Green Archers in overtime.

Co-captains Mike Phillips and Earl Abadam served as pillars in the DLSU Green Archers' hard-fought victory against the UE Red Warriors in UAAP Season 88.