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No clear-cut edge: NU, UST dispute UAAP women’s hoops crown

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No clear-cut edge: NU, UST dispute UAAP women’s hoops crown

Philip Matel 14/12/2024 23:23

The odds look pretty even when the top-ranked NU Lady Bulldogs and defending champion UST Growling Tigresses collide one last time for the UAAP women’s basketball crown…

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The odds look pretty even when the top-ranked NU Lady Bulldogs and defending champion UST Growling Tigresses collide one last time for the UAAP women’s basketball crown…
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