
Just last year, they were easily booted off by champion ADMU Blue Eagles in the final-four with Blue Eagle having the twice-to-beat advantage. In 2007, despite sweeping the eliminations winning all 14 games; in the finals they were defeated by DLSU Green Archers. And in 2006 while having carried the twice-to-beat advantage they were frustratingly sent packing by the UST Growling Tigers.
And now on its Road to Redemption and the will to erasing the stigma, after the 11-year spell (it’s the longest in UAAP history), yesterday 19 September 2009, in their first of the scheduled two meetings with FEU Tamaraws as the latter having the twice-to-beat advantage, the UE Red Warriors finally won a final-four with a convincing score of 84-74.
The last time they won a final-four was way back in 1998 with an 81-68 apparently with the same team FEU Tamaraws, the Tamaraw had also a twice-to-beat card but eventually in a do-or-die match-up the FEU won the game.
Uh I hope history won’t repeat itself. Bring back the glory that once belongs to you for chissake. Lol!
Good luck, warriors. Go Warriors! Go UE!
I am not very fanatic you see. NUFF SAID! (bwahahaa).
Second meeting will be on Thursday, 24 September 2009 at the Big Dome.