The names Axel Iigo, Richard Escoto, Jasper Parker, and RJ Ramirez would never get into a conversation about being the best players in the UAAP for the past five years. Those names are sure stable players when they play their roles but they're no superstars. Still those four helped construct the Tamaraws' backbone for several years in the UAAP. "I already thanked them earlier," said FEU head coach Olsen Racela after the Tamaraws exited the UAAP Season 81 Final Four following an 80-61 loss to Ateneo 80-61 Sunday at Smart Araneta Coliseum. "JR [Parker] is one of the quickest guards we have in the UAAP, RJ provided us with so much energy and it just so happened that we have ...
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