UAAP fever is back!

Update: So the Maroons lost 73-68 earlier after a crucial three-point play by Jeron Teng. That sucks since they were in the lead, 68-67 with 44.7 seconds left. Another long season it seems. Boo-hoo.

Later today, the UP Fighting Maroons takes on the DLSU Green Archers for their first game in Season 75 of the UAAP. The boys from Diliman are once again huge underdogs this season. Here's to hoping they put up a good fight throughout the tournament along with many (!) upsets along the way. UP Fight!

Yes, Mike, driving to the hoop is legal.

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