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The last time Gilas Pilipinas had a podium finish in the now quadrennial meet came in 2015 in Changsha, China, when it lost ...
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Inquirer Sports on MSNKevin Quiambao’s Gilas breakthrough not unexpected, says Cone
Gilas Pilipinas coach Tim Cone wasn’t at all surprised with how Kevin Quiambao fared in the 2025 Fiba Asia Cup. It’s been ...
In his second FIBA Asia Cup stint, Quiambao emerged as the Philippines’ third leading scorer of the tournament with 12.0 ...
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Inquirer Sports on MSNWhat’s next for Gilas Pilipinas after Fiba Asia Cup
Gilas Pilipinas will have roughly three months apart before regrouping for its next assignment. Following the Philippines’ ...
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Inquirer Sports on MSNTim Cone’s hands tied with PBA and Gilas calendar conflict
If it wasn’t obvious before, Gilas Pilipinas coach Tim Cone made it clear on Saturday morning he can’t worry about the PBA’s ...
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PhilStar Global on MSNGilas fingers crossed on QMB
A day after a quarterfinal exit in the 2025 FIBA Asia Cup in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, the Gilas Pilipinas forward flew to Korea ...
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Philstar.com on MSNCone gets Gilas wish with Millora-Brown approved as local
Suffice to say, Gilas Pilipinas head coach Tim Cone is thrilled to possibly have big man Quentin Millora-Brown as a local player.
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The Manila Times on MSNMillora-Brown eyed for Gilas pool – Cone
GILAS Pilipinas Tim Cone welcomed the idea of having an additional legitimate big man for the Philippine men’s basketball ...
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The Manila Times on MSNQuiambao a revelation for Gilas Pilipinas
YOUNG Filipino forward Kevin Quiambao proved to be a stud during the FIBA Asia Cup 2025 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
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ABS-CBN on MSNFIBA: Cone says fan criticism part of his job — 'People are beating up the triangle again'
I know people are complaining and upset about our triangle system. I read social media, and I do that on purpose. I don’t ...
NATIONAL team head coach Tim Cone expresses his excitement on Quentin Millora-Brown (QMB) possibly playing for Gilas Pilpinas ...
For Gilas Pilipinas head coach Tim Cone, the toughest part of the 2025 FIBA Asia Cup wasn’t the losses themselves—it was flying back home and confronting the reality of the team’s performance.
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