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The podcast is back with former UST Growling Tiger Kevin Ferrer. As a homegrown from UST, he elaborates on the harsh reality of recruitment in the UAAP and why players are deciding to move to schools that offer more benefits. Moreover, he also emphasizes particular moments in the UAAP which are very memorable for him. Kevin also mentions an intriguing moment wherein he literally broke a player's ankles, which forced him to get carried off the floor. Lastly, the episode does not end without Kevin talking about his trash-talking incidents with Ray Parks and Glen Rice Jr.



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It is back-to-back UE episodes on The DVD Show as Luis Villegas joins the podcast for episode 121. Luis starts by discussing his stint in Rain or Shine and how he has grown close to his teammates being sidelined due to an ACL injury he suffered in the PBA 3x3. Moreover, Luis shares a myriad of childhood and teenage stories of growing up in San Diego, California, and mentions the primary reason why he moved to the Philippines to pursue basketball. Lastly, he elaborates on the best memories with the UE Red Warriors in his one-and-done year last season, which was capped off by a Mythical 5 award.



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Turning into one of the best collegiate point guards in the country, Rey Remogat shares his inspiring journey of landing a roster spot in the UE Red Warriors roster. Growing up in a dangerous neighborhood was difficult, but Rey elaborates on how basketball was a massive help in his life at an early age. Moreover, he discusses the critical decision of landing in FEU for high school and finally getting his break in UE during the latter part of UAAP Season 85. Lastly, Rey emphasizes his growth as a sophomore player in the UAAP and his continuous ability to trust his teammates and the UE squad. You wouldn't wanna miss this!

As one of the rising stars of the Magnolia Hotshots, James Laput joins The DVD Show a couple of weeks before the start of the Commissioner's Cup. James discusses the primary reason why his arsenal and production have elevated in the PBA, especially during the PBA on Tour. Moreover, he also laments the positive and incredible opportunities he receives because he is in a star-studded franchise like Magnolia. Lastly, James elaborates on his sudden move to the Philippines, his one playing year in La Salle, and his freak accident while playing for the Green Archers.



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One of the most well-loved players in the UAAP joins me on The DVD Show. James Spencer from the UP Fighting Maroons shares the real reason why he decided not to return to the UAAP for Season 86. Furthermore, he elaborates on the current iteration of UP and how they remain to be a perennial contender in the prestigious tournament. James touches on his two clutch shots in Season 84 against Ateneo and how he developed himself to be ready to convert those two booming triples. Lastly, James emphasizes the importance of flourishing as a team-first player in a program and system like UP. You wouldn't wanna miss this!

IT'S A UAAP 86 MEN'S BASKETBALL PREVIEW WITH NAVEEN GANGLANI as he shares his insights and opinions the day before the opening of this intriguing season. Naveen elaborates on how the defending champion Ateneo Blue Eagles can still legitimately compete with the other powerhouses despite losing four of their five starters. Moreover, he expounds on the exceptional depth of UP and how their talent will be their strongest asset heading into opening day. As a school that failed to qualify for the Final Four last year, Naveen gives his brilliant take on how far La Salle will advance in Season 86, and the massive effect coach Topex has on the Green Archers. Lastly, he touches on how likely NU will remain as a Final Four contender, and a few storylines on the other four universities.You wouldn't wanna miss this!