San Beda University used a mighty second half to steamroll San Sebastian College-Recoletos with a 76-53 beatdown in Season 99 NCAA men's basketball on Friday.
Yukien Andrada paved the way for the Red Lions' third straight win, connecting four shots from beyond the arc to finish with 16 points at the FilOil EcoOil Centre.Jomel Puno also had an impressive night for the Red Lions with a double-double output of 16 points and 11 rebounds.
After staring at a 32-31 deficit, San Beda mounted a 17-8 attack to seize a 48-40 advantage going to the payoff period. The Red Lions then smoked the Stags with a telling 28-13 exchange, dealing San Sebastian's sixth defeat in nine games.The Red Lions will next battle Emilio Aguinaldo College on Sunday.
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