UP captain CJ Cansino apologizes for being overly emotional in the Fighting Maroons' UAAP Season 86 debut rout of Adamson, saying it's not in his nature to showboat
MANILA, Philippines – CJ Cansino was a man possessed to begin the UAAP Season 86 men’s basketball tournament, as he led the UP Fighting Maroons to aHeld to just 3 points in a sluggish UP first-half effort, the Maroons’ new captain braved rocky waters and led the third-quarter breakaway run, eventually finishing with 19 points in just as many minutes on the floor on 5-of-9 shooting from three.
The graduating standout, however, was quick to apologize to concerned parties after landing back from cloud nine. “I felt like a kid again who was allowed to go out [the house] and not forced to sleep [in the afternoon].” Still, Cansino knows that as the team skipper, he has to be the first to set a good example for the rest of the rookie-laden Maroons.
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