Will KQ reemerge in Game 2?

UP coach Goldwyn Monteverde threw an army of defenders on La Salle's Kevin Quiambao in Game One of the UAAP men's basketball Finals at the Smart Araneta Coliseum last Sunday and it took a toll on the two-time MVP who erupted for 18 points in the first half but scored only one point on a technical free throw in the second as the Fighting Maroons stormed to a 73-65 win.

- By JOAQUIN M. HENSON

Reyland Torres, Harold Alarcon, Francis Lopez, Aldous Torculas and Jacob Bayla took turns shadowing Quiambao. In the first half, Quiambao hit five-of-nine field goals, including two-of-five from three and went six-of-six from the line in 17:19 minutes. In the second half, he was zero-of-six from the floor with five attempts from beyond the arc and took only one free throw on a technical in 18:11 minutes. What reversed the tide was UP's tight denial on Quiambao and trap when he had possession. Because of the denial, it took time for La Salle to get the ball in Quiambao's hands and when he finally got it,