The best player in the ncaa history...

[Aguy gid ah]

who do you think, aber?

[LongBow]

Caloy Loyzaga. possibly the best cager the Philippines ever produced.

[chain_saw8]

alvin patrimonio - mapúa cardinals

[red_track]

caloy loyzaga talaga.. bedista din kase sya..

[francis16]

ang dami e

[Aguy gid ah]

samboy lim

[hakanserbesyork]

samboy lim & paul alvarez
parehong high leaping

[Roaring Lion]

CALOY "the big difference" LOYZAGA

this man is a legend

[jerem]

alvin patrimonio......who else?

[EcKo_01]

caloy loyzaga, alvin patrimonio, samboy lim

[AnthonyServinio]

Carlos Loyzaga of the San Beda Red Lions because his contributions to his school, the league and Philippine basketball in general cannot be quantified.

Loyzaga gave championships to San Beda. While he was still a student, he was recruited to play for the national team and did the country proud by leading the Philippines to many honors both here and abroad.

Never has there been a player in the annals of Filipino basketball whose mere presence on the court alone can spell either victory or defeat, hence he was baptized "The Great Difference" by the late sporstcaster Willie Hernandez. In addition, Loyzaga had the charisma to attract fans wherever venue he played.

Finally after cementing his legacy, he bore two sons to continue that legacy in the person of Joaquin and Ernesto.

[Aguy gid ah]

ed dukut

[francis16]

kung sa pba..... ciempre c idol alvin patrimonio **** tga mapua ** ok lang kc idol ko nmn **.

[LongBow]

Originally posted by AnthonyServinio
Carlos Loyzaga of the San Beda Red Lions because his contributions to his school, the league and Philippine basketball in general cannot be quantified.

Loyzaga gave championships to San Beda. While he was still a student, he was recruited to play for the national team and did the country proud by leading the Philippines to many honors both here and abroad.

Never has there been a player in the annals of Filipino basketball whose mere presence on the court alone can spell either victory or defeat, hence he was baptized "The Great Difference" by the late sporstcaster Willie Hernandez. In addition, Loyzaga had the charisma to attract fans wherever venue he played.

Finally after cementing his legacy, he bore two sons to continue that legacy in the person of Joaquin and Ernesto.

well said.

[bubbly_gurl]

alvin patrimonio & samboy lim

[xel_7]

Originally posted by AnthonyServinio
Carlos Loyzaga of the San Beda Red Lions because his contributions to his school, the league and Philippine basketball in general cannot be quantified.

Loyzaga gave championships to San Beda. While he was still a student, he was recruited to play for the national team and did the country proud by leading the Philippines to many honors both here and abroad.

Never has there been a player in the annals of Filipino basketball whose mere presence on the court alone can spell either victory or defeat, hence he was baptized "The Great Difference" by the late sporstcaster Willie Hernandez. In addition, Loyzaga had the charisma to attract fans wherever venue he played.

Finally after cementing his legacy, he bore two sons to continue that legacy in the person of Joaquin and Ernesto.

Well said. We became the 3rd placers in the World Basketball Championships because of him

[oscar3]

It would be more fair if we ask the best players for every decade or generation.

Yes, Caloy is a great player. But he himself said, the rules of the game during his time and the manner it was played suited him well- his skills and athletic ability. He added, his sons are much better players than him.

[Terry Sharon]

francis arnaiz, sa ncaa ba sya galing. :spinhalo:

[Terry Sharon]

Ricky Brown din

[celtics]

Here are my picks:

1. Caloy Loyzaga / Benjie Paras- San Beda
2. Philip Cezar / Elias tolentino- Jose Rizal
3. Samboy Lim / Lauro Mumar - Letran
4. Paul Alvarez / Rommel Adducul- San Sebastian
5. Alvin Patrimonio / Atoy Co - Mapua

[theo78]

don't forget charlie badion...and his 'outlawed' bicycle shot