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Ex-San Beda mentor feels happy as Altas almost manage to get angry with defending champions Red Lions
FIGHTER. The New Perpetual coach Frankie Lim is proud of his scrappy Altas. Photo by Josh Albelda / Rappler
MANILA, Philippines – For the first time in 7 years, four-time San Beda champion Frankie Lim returns to the NCAA sidelines.
But this time, the former Red Lion coach action on the other side, starting out as the altas leader of the perpetual aid.
And the boys of Lim did not disappoint, going from end to end with the champions back-to-back and losing only two, 65-67, Robert Bolick intercepted a pass from Edgar Charcos starting in the last seconds of the competition
It was only one game, but he was far from the dismal performance of the Altas last season, where they finished 4-14. and well out of the playoff hunt. And Lim knows it.
"It could have been better if we had won the match," he admitted to reporters after the match. "We were there, we had total control of the game."
"Ganun talaga," he added. " But you know, I'm happy with the performance of my players … Sabi ko nga sa kanila, you can come out of this place with your head up. "
(That's how it is , but you know, I'm happy with the performance of my players, I told them, you can come out of this place with your head up high, nothing to be ashamed of.)
Indeed, his boys came to play. Led by Charcos' 14 points and his fourth quarter blast with two hat-tricks, 3 other Altas scored double-digit, namely Prince Eze (13), Jeff Coronel (13) and Jelo Razon (10).
[Charcos] had 7 assists throughout the match, "he said of the best player on his team." San Beda had 5 as a team. Maganda Laro Niya, and I think it's going to improve kaya lang siguro, nagkamali lang yung bata eh. Pasensya muna . "
(He did a good game and I think he'll be better, but the kid just made a mistake Patience, for now.)
Of course, the fiery competitor has added "They must admit, kinabahan sila, " he says with a smile
(They must admit that they were nervous.) [19659006] Lim, age 58, was responsible for 4 titles from 2007 to 201. He had short periods of training in the PBA, including with the Barangay Ginebra San Miguel in 2015 before returning to the NCAA with the Altas. – Rappler.com
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