Comments on: N.S.W.F. 11 Aldeguer 99 – Part 2 of 4 http://www.goarchers.com/2278/n-s-w-f-11-aldeguer-99-%e2%80%93-part-2/ De La Salle Green Archers Sun, 29 Jan 2012 03:25:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: dags http://www.goarchers.com/2278/n-s-w-f-11-aldeguer-99-%e2%80%93-part-2/#comment-3555 dags Tue, 27 Oct 2009 05:02:41 +0000 http://www.goarchers.com/?p=2278#comment-3555 I hope we could have the same defense if not more tough and more tight in the next few years. This batch is a promising batch that has the makings of a dynasty, if not contend for being the best archer team ever. Aldeguer's shot was one of the reasons why I wanted to transfer from Lourdes to LSGH and finally go to DLSU. It was more basketball than academic.. haha ANIMO LA SALLE! I hope we could have the same defense if not more tough and more tight in the next few years. This batch is a promising batch that has the makings of a dynasty, if not contend for being the best archer team ever.

Aldeguer’s shot was one of the reasons why I wanted to transfer from Lourdes to LSGH and finally go to DLSU. It was more basketball than academic.. haha

ANIMO LA SALLE!

]]> By: swingman http://www.goarchers.com/2278/n-s-w-f-11-aldeguer-99-%e2%80%93-part-2/#comment-3553 swingman Mon, 26 Oct 2009 14:34:46 +0000 http://www.goarchers.com/?p=2278#comment-3553 It was an old-school coach (Bong Tan) who taught me that, for all the flash, in reality the Pumaren system- the true nightmare press- is done simply with a man-to-man alignment, ballhawking and denying, and a blind-side double. He furthered that there was no secret to it; just the total buy-in of the team and maximum effort on defense was needed, with a modicum of swagger that comes from believing you can ruin anybody's day when you press that way. Syempre, as a budding coach I too- like many others- felt there was something more there. Because It was so confusing and effective for several years that I felt it couldn't be that simple, or else everybody would know how to break it. Coach Tan was adaman; "La Salle is just playing full-court man-to-man, every man in that bubble, with a blindside double the moment the offense is influenced." This was about 8 years ago when he told me that; Dino just proved him right tonight hahaha =) It was an old-school coach (Bong Tan) who taught me that, for all the flash, in reality the Pumaren system- the true nightmare press- is done simply with a man-to-man alignment, ballhawking and denying, and a blind-side double.

He furthered that there was no secret to it; just the total buy-in of the team and maximum effort on defense was needed, with a modicum of swagger that comes from believing you can ruin anybody’s day when you press that way.

Syempre, as a budding coach I too- like many others- felt there was something more there. Because It was so confusing and effective for several years that I felt it couldn’t be that simple, or else everybody would know how to break it.

Coach Tan was adaman; “La Salle is just playing full-court man-to-man, every man in that bubble, with a blindside double the moment the offense is influenced.”

This was about 8 years ago when he told me that; Dino just proved him right tonight hahaha =)

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