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No more PBA mishaps
The Philippine Star
|October 14, 2025
The controversy that arose from the Technical Committee’s decision to reverse a basket with 6.2 seconds left in Game 1 of the PBA Philippine Cup Finals last season won't happen again.
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It will be recalled that San Miguel Beer’s Mo Tautuaa scored a basket with 56.1 seconds to go and the three referees disregarded goal interference to count it. That gave San Miguel a 98-97 lead. The ensuing inbound allowed TNT to regain possession without a deadball. Then, with 6.2 ticks to go, Chris Ross tied up Jordan Heading for a jumpball, leading to a deadball and a review by the Technical Committee of the Tautuaa basket. The verdict nullified Tautuaa’s shot, bringing back the lead to TNT, 97-96. As a result, San Miguel was forced to give up the foul and Calvin Oftana hit two free throws to extend the lead, 99-96. San Miguel missed a triple that would’ve knotted the count and TNT held on for the win.
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