The 1980 1st Conference was memorable for the introduction of the 3-point line and the mid-conference trade with Crispa/Walk Tall that sent Adornado to U/Tex which led to this. The handicap that is 1 import a time carried on for Toyota and Walk Tall, Great Taste dominated the 1st half of the elimination round with the import tandem of Jim Hearns and Lew Brown and the acquisition of Estoy Estrada. However, they regressed later and both Toyota and Walk Tall occupied the top spots as usual with Great Taste and U/Tex notching the last 2 semis slots. Toyota and Walk Tall continued pace beginning the semis at 2-0. Great Taste though continued their downfall, not winning a game in the semis. U/Tex however surged winning the last 4 games and got the 1st Finals slot thanks to the quotient system. Toyota and Walk Tall ending at a similar 4-2 engaged in a tight sudden-death match with Toyota winning I believe by just 2 points. Finals went an interesting trend, U/Tex winning Games 1 and 3, while Toyota winning 2 and 4. Game 4 though was controversial as Manotoc took out his starters with deficit still within reach, and coined the phrase 1 step backward 2 steps forward. Alas went to this historic game that Toyota just blew away, and the curse of 1980 plagued them with 2nd place finishes also in the 2nd (Invitational) and 3rd (All-Filipino) conferences.
wow thank you for the video, naalala ko tatay ko nag work siya dati sa U-tex Gawaan ata yun ng tela...bata pa ako mdalas din siyang magdala ng kalendaryo galing sa U-tex
Mas maganda talaga ang mga yuniporme noon hindi katulad ngayon maraming mga desenyo. atsaka ang sapatos at medyas isang kulay lang. Maganda at talagang propesyonal na manlalaro.
Glenn MacDonald was a championship caliber player. Having won rings with the Boston Celtics before, he brought his winning ways to U-Tex. On Toyota's side though it's loss affected coach and former player Fort Acuña so much that he took his own life before the 1981 season started.
Glenn McDonald basketball career to won his championship from the NBA and the PBA: * 1976 - used to played for the Boston Celtics along with #17 John Havlicek (1940-2019), #18 Dave Cowens (1973 NBA MVP), #10 Jo Jo White (1946-2018) and #19 Don Nelson ("The Greatest Game Ever Played"). * 1980 - as import of the U-Tex Wranglers along with William "Bogs" Adornado, Fritz Gaston, Noblezada and others ("The Last 16 Seconds").
Glenn McDonald along with Byron'Snake'Jones led the Utex Wranglers to it's first ever championship in the PBA in the 2nd conference of the 1978 season.
Watched this when I was in High School..Tuwang tuwa ako nakahabol ang Utex, my second fav team after the Redmanizers....Utex was the first team to break the Crispa-Toyota championship stranglehold in the PBA in 1978.
16seconds left at the 4th quarter,, without jawo and fernandez,, toyota crumbled in the end,, that is why they need the ring generalship of jawo and the sticky defense and elegant shots of el presidente fernandez,, it is the most memorable exciting championship ganes if the pba,,,,,
This was when the game was played by real tough guys. No prima donnas, no softies, no harm no foul! The great Bogs Adornado, still deadly despite his injury from previous seasons! The great Don Ramon Fernandez bringing the ball from backcourt to frontcourt and assisting the late great Arnie Tuadles! The great Living Legend Sonny Jaworski hitting those three-pointers! The late great Lim Eng Beng foul-baiting to the max! The great Abe King and the great Francis Arnaiz! Nagpapakamatay sa bola mga players, absorbing elbows, knees, shoulders, feet (there was even a foul called on a headbutt!) Walang maseselan, lahat lumalaban!
@@kaspafischer tama yan, later it was used for the NBA games on CBS (U.S. TV network) during the 1981 Playoffs and the 1981 Finals between the Boston Celtics against the Houston Rockets. When played that song..
1:25:50 - The song background was "Hold On To My Love" by Jimmy Ruffin (1980) was also used for the NBA on CBS coverage during the 1981 Playoffs and 1981 Finals.
Because of this song, yan talaga nadala sa "The Last 16 Seconds" ng PBA.. Napakagandang laro pati na rin ito kanta at later ginamit ito sa NBA Playoffs noong 1981.
Despite the dominance of Crispa and Toyota during the early years of the PBA, teams like Utex, Yco Tanduay, Great Taste and even San Miguel have won PBA championships just shows you the parity and balance of PBA of the old unlike today's PBA which is dominated by 2 groups that has sister teams. How sad
Painful Last 16 secs for Toyota fans. Hinding hindi ko malilimutan yan game n yan. Panalo na natalo pa. Di ako nakatulog nuon sa pagkatalo ng Toyota team ko 😂😭
...if I'm not mistaken, then Toyota coach Fort Acuna who retired after this series...would commit suicide shockingly soon after...So sad...God bless his soul.
Just glanced at the first 5 minutes of this gamr. Didn't know that there was no corner 3's in the PBA in the past. And it seems the other team had 2 imports while the other team only had 1? Was that really a rule? Not fair to the other team, if it was. Or was it just the team's option to only have 1? Imports also look taller, or maybe the PBA players were just a lot shorter.
Those were the days, no sister teams and an inferior although more identifiable, and definitely more memorable game for the common Filipino fan...You were depressed when your team lost during those days...a definitely bygone era...
Tommy Manotoc is one of the best coach in PBA..He won all the teams he coached a championship..Specially Crispa..He is next to Tim Cone..Panalo na natalo pa, pinakamasakit na talo ng Toyota to.
Still 10s left, 1 lang ang lamang ng Utex, bakit hindi nagfoul ang Toyota eh nasa penalty na sila? Even if Utex made the 2 FT makakabalik pa sa kanila bola. Pwede din magmissed 1 or both FT.
wow..ang labo ng decision..look at the time 0:00 na bago pa maishoot ni Adornado yung bola. dapat hindi counted yon. Toyota pa rin dapat ang nagCHAMPION..
shooting foul pa nga dapat si Bogs against Abe King dun sa last 2 seconds sa regulation time eh... non-shooting foul ang tawag ng ref tapos eh no time left na daw... LOL... why did Bogs even foul King in that play??? medyo malabo pa ata ang mga diskarte ng mga players noon... hahaha
As a Toyota fan, this is painful to watch. My instinct is to blame tuadles but now I think it's his teammates fault for not rushing to tuadles' aid so he wouldn't have to make such a long pass.
The time out cost them. It was only while watching this video that I realized it. Check the inbound after the deficit was cut to two, arnaiz cleanly received the inbound and everyone was still playing. Then the horn sounded nullifying the inbound. Had there been no time-out Utex would be forced to foul arnaiz, who was already making a bee line to half court and he was Toyota's best ft shooter at that time. But we can't change the past. Good game though. This was a classic, too bad it came at Toyota's expense.
Ito yung kinikwento sa akin ng Papa ko lamang ng 4points ang toyota 16secs. Left nagdiwang na sila para sa Championship.. Pero inagaw ng U/tex!! U/Tex dont give up!! I miss you Pa 😢 kung nasaan ka man mahal na mahal kita Papa 😢🤍
Thanks for sharing this. I was only 10 yrs old when this game was played. Definitely a walk down memory lane.
The 1980 1st Conference was memorable for the introduction of the 3-point line and the mid-conference trade with Crispa/Walk Tall that sent Adornado to U/Tex which led to this. The handicap that is 1 import a time carried on for Toyota and Walk Tall, Great Taste dominated the 1st half of the elimination round with the import tandem of Jim Hearns and Lew Brown and the acquisition of Estoy Estrada. However, they regressed later and both Toyota and Walk Tall occupied the top spots as usual with Great Taste and U/Tex notching the last 2 semis slots. Toyota and Walk Tall continued pace beginning the semis at 2-0. Great Taste though continued their downfall, not winning a game in the semis. U/Tex however surged winning the last 4 games and got the 1st Finals slot thanks to the quotient system. Toyota and Walk Tall ending at a similar 4-2 engaged in a tight sudden-death match with Toyota winning I believe by just 2 points. Finals went an interesting trend, U/Tex winning Games 1 and 3, while Toyota winning 2 and 4. Game 4 though was controversial as Manotoc took out his starters with deficit still within reach, and coined the phrase 1 step backward 2 steps forward. Alas went to this historic game that Toyota just blew away, and the curse of 1980 plagued them with 2nd place finishes also in the 2nd (Invitational) and 3rd (All-Filipino) conferences.
Thank you for uploading this game. Been searching for this forever because I watched and remember this game when I was in college and my Utex won😁
Commentators: Dick Ildefonso, Emy Arcilla and Lauro Mumar.
TV Network: MBS-4 (produced by Media Specialist Inc.).
wow thank you for the video, naalala ko tatay ko nag work siya dati sa U-tex Gawaan ata yun ng tela...bata pa ako mdalas din siyang magdala ng kalendaryo galing sa U-tex
Ang ganda ng video at audio for an old pba game. I always love to watch my childhood idol. Don Ramon Fernandez. Thanks for uploading.
Mas maganda talaga ang mga yuniporme noon hindi katulad ngayon maraming mga desenyo. atsaka ang sapatos at medyas isang kulay lang. Maganda at talagang propesyonal na manlalaro.
Glenn MacDonald was a championship caliber player. Having won rings with the Boston Celtics before, he brought his winning ways to U-Tex.
On Toyota's side though it's loss affected coach and former player Fort Acuña so much that he took his own life before the 1981 season started.
Adornado was still deadly... but the effect of the injury was there..
he was playing so gracefully though.
He was declared MVP the following year
Considered by many,,, as the greatest game ever played!!!
Glenn McDonald basketball career to won his championship from the NBA and the PBA:
* 1976 - used to played for the Boston Celtics along with #17 John Havlicek (1940-2019), #18 Dave Cowens (1973 NBA MVP), #10 Jo Jo White (1946-2018) and #19 Don Nelson ("The Greatest Game Ever Played").
* 1980 - as import of the U-Tex Wranglers along with William "Bogs" Adornado, Fritz Gaston, Noblezada and others ("The Last 16 Seconds").
Glenn McDonald along with Byron'Snake'Jones led the Utex Wranglers to it's first ever championship in the PBA in the 2nd conference of the 1978 season.
Both games sia ang hero
Celtics won in that triple OT game vs. Phoenix Suns and went on to win the NBA finals in 6
IKR and also Aaron James played alongside "Pistol" Pete Maravich with the New Orleans (now Utah) Jazz in the '70s.
Watched this when I was in High School..Tuwang tuwa ako nakahabol ang Utex, my second fav team after the Redmanizers....Utex was the first team to break the Crispa-Toyota championship stranglehold in the PBA in 1978.
Classic game
Thanks for the video
thanks for uploading i was rooting for Utex that time i was then 1st year college. but i could say now that they are Both Great team
16seconds left at the 4th quarter,, without jawo and fernandez,, toyota crumbled in the end,, that is why they need the ring generalship of jawo and the sticky defense and elegant shots of el presidente fernandez,, it is the most memorable exciting championship ganes if the pba,,,,,
This was when the game was played by real tough guys. No prima donnas, no softies, no harm no foul! The great Bogs Adornado, still deadly despite his injury from previous seasons! The great Don Ramon Fernandez bringing the ball from backcourt to frontcourt and assisting the late great Arnie Tuadles! The great Living Legend Sonny Jaworski hitting those three-pointers! The late great Lim Eng Beng foul-baiting to the max! The great Abe King and the great Francis Arnaiz! Nagpapakamatay sa bola mga players, absorbing elbows, knees, shoulders, feet (there was even a foul called on a headbutt!) Walang maseselan, lahat lumalaban!
Yv hi
Thank you so much!!! More Toyota games please!!!
I love the pop music back then during the PBA coverage it was looks like the old NBA on CBS.
ironic that they were playing "Hold on to my love" when Toyota blew that four point lead in the last 11 seconds... 😅
@@kaspafischer tama yan, later it was used for the NBA games on CBS (U.S. TV network) during the 1981 Playoffs and the 1981 Finals between the Boston Celtics against the Houston Rockets.
When played that song..
Napanood ko pa ito sa tv, grade 6 pa lang ako.
I’m amazed at the pronunciation of McDonald. It’s not like, how a typical Pinoy would say it.
Thanks for sharing this video been looking all over some channels for this for quite a time brings me so much memories so sad though for Fort Acuna.
The IE/QCC personnel
of U/Tex were there
Classic. Thanks
Toyota's Bruce "Sky" King - one of the best imports who played in the PBA, years ago...
Before OT, everybody in the Toyota bench was talking in the huddle. Nobody was listening
The 1979 all Filipino finals between Toyota n crisps please
I like this game!!
More of this classic videos please...
1:25:50 - The song background was "Hold On To My Love" by Jimmy Ruffin (1980) was also used for the NBA on CBS coverage during the 1981 Playoffs and 1981 Finals.
Because of this song, yan talaga nadala sa "The Last 16 Seconds" ng PBA.. Napakagandang laro pati na rin ito kanta at later ginamit ito sa NBA Playoffs noong 1981.
Pffft.
Despite the dominance of Crispa and Toyota during the early years of the PBA, teams like Utex, Yco Tanduay, Great Taste and even San Miguel have won PBA championships just shows you the parity and balance of PBA of the old unlike today's PBA which is dominated by 2 groups that has sister teams. How sad
Right on. I mean, the PBA is a shell of what it once was. 😳
I like also the sponsors such as Pepsi Kelvinator Refrigerator Carrier Aircon
adornado still deadly and his is the winning lay up
The legendary 16-second game!
1980 PBA Open Conference.
Ang srap blikan ang nkaraan. Tlagang hnhangaan ko s lhat. Shooter tlaga sya. Ang galing tlaga.
Memorable 16 seconds
Dick Ildefonso was the man on the ball during asian games and abc tourney in the 60s.
Painful Last 16 secs for Toyota fans. Hinding hindi ko malilimutan yan game n yan. Panalo na natalo pa. Di ako nakatulog nuon sa pagkatalo ng Toyota team ko 😂😭
ang linaw naman ng video, full high definition🤣
Jaworski, Abe King, Steve Watson...one of the first pinoy players that have foreign blood in them.
Don't forget Lim Eng Beng (Chinese) and Francis Arnaiz (Spanish?)
++$++
Freddie Webb
Sarap balikan mga laro ni idol jawo
1980 PBA!!
...if I'm not mistaken, then Toyota coach Fort Acuna who retired after this series...would commit suicide shockingly soon after...So sad...God bless his soul.
And the Toyota squad, in an aftermath, started the 1981 season by wearing a black patch on their jerseys in his memory.
I was there at Araneta
Magkano po ang ticket?
ang sakit sa mata panoorin nito hahaha
Adornado.. my idol
Pinaka masaklap na pagkatalo Ng Toyota. At pinakamagqnda nman na pagkapanqlo Ng U-TEX..
1:04:56 "Block by James"
too many turn over for toyota. Last 11 seconds in the 4th, the worst in bound I've seen in basketball.
Naabutan ko ito pero ngayon ko lang nareealize puno ng daga si tuadles. Sumalangit nawa.
Si DANNY FLORENCIO ang unang Skywalker ng PBA! R. I. P. DANNY. Si Gaston ang tapang maglaro!
nope, i think it was lim en beng the 1st skywalker.
Nakaabang na si Fields kay Mcdonald, finoul pa ni Arnaiz... andiyan kami ng tatay ko sa bleachers or upperbox. Uwi ng luhaan.
Mas larong kanto pala nuon. Sakit sa mata
But classic...
Iba talaga ang basketball noon! Philippine cagers played similar style with the Soviets back in the day.
1:27:35
Daming missed kaysa shoot lol
pba ngayon langaw!hahaha
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Iba pa 3 point line
Just glanced at the first 5 minutes of this gamr. Didn't know that there was no corner 3's in the PBA in the past. And it seems the other team had 2 imports while the other team only had 1? Was that really a rule? Not fair to the other team, if it was. Or was it just the team's option to only have 1? Imports also look taller, or maybe the PBA players were just a lot shorter.
d ko malilimutan yan napakasakit na talo ng toyota 16 sec. lamang ng apat natalo pa
Those were the days, no sister teams and an inferior although more identifiable, and definitely more memorable game for the common Filipino fan...You were depressed when your team lost during those days...a definitely bygone era...
IKR. The PBA is a shell of what it once was.
Depressed nga kapag natalo ang team mo ng mga unang panahon
ay nakita ko si deles
1:27:36 and the rest is HISTORY.....
Tommy Manotoc is one of the best coach in PBA..He won all the teams he coached a championship..Specially Crispa..He is next to Tim Cone..Panalo na natalo pa, pinakamasakit na talo ng Toyota to.
Larong Ba******. 😁✌️
Bat Kaya di ng foul Ang Toyota team
COMMENTATORS:
DICK ILDEFONSO
EMY ARCILLA
LAURO MUMAR
TV NETWORK:
MBS-4 (NOW PTV-4; PRODUCED BY MEDIA SPECIALISTS, INC.)
DATE:
2 AUGUST 1980
Still 10s left, 1 lang ang lamang ng Utex, bakit hindi nagfoul ang Toyota eh nasa penalty na sila? Even if Utex made the 2 FT makakabalik pa sa kanila bola. Pwede din magmissed 1 or both FT.
Tapos iniwan pa all alone si Adornado dun sa last lay up shot nasaan yung bantay nya, hinabol but it was too late
2 out of 3 free throws pa ang rules nung time na Yan kayA nagdalawang isip silang mag foul.
unique pa yung three point arc... 😁
wow..ang labo ng decision..look at the time 0:00 na bago pa maishoot ni Adornado yung bola. dapat hindi counted yon. Toyota pa rin dapat ang nagCHAMPION..
shooting foul pa nga dapat si Bogs against Abe King dun sa last 2 seconds sa regulation time eh... non-shooting foul ang tawag ng ref tapos eh no time left na daw... LOL... why did Bogs even foul King in that play??? medyo malabo pa ata ang mga diskarte ng mga players noon... hahaha
Not counted but U-Tex was leading by 1 - 1:45:55
Not counted yung last shot ni bogs adornado and they’re leading by one point before that shot try to watch the video carefully b4 making comments
Hindi naman talaga ganun kagaling si jaworski ano
oo 4 3pts lang naman atr daming rebounds . . .
Nagtaka lng ako bkit di nag foul ang toyota nun last few sec???
As a Toyota fan, this is painful to watch. My instinct is to blame tuadles but now I think it's his teammates fault for not rushing to tuadles' aid so he wouldn't have to make such a long pass.
The time out cost them. It was only while watching this video that I realized it. Check the inbound after the deficit was cut to two, arnaiz cleanly received the inbound and everyone was still playing. Then the horn sounded nullifying the inbound. Had there been no time-out Utex would be forced to foul arnaiz, who was already making a bee line to half court and he was Toyota's best ft shooter at that time. But we can't change the past. Good game though. This was a classic, too bad it came at Toyota's expense.
And that last few minutes, bakit wala ng nagbabantay kay Adornado he was all alone for that lay up may humabol na lang but too late
Ito BA yun game na nag pakamatay si coach Fort Acuna
No its not..
Ito yung kinikwento sa akin ng Papa ko lamang ng 4points ang toyota 16secs. Left nagdiwang na sila para sa Championship.. Pero inagaw ng U/tex!! U/Tex dont give up!! I miss you Pa 😢 kung nasaan ka man mahal na mahal kita Papa 😢🤍
eh...pu......na..Na pressure ako eh !!!!!!! LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
16 second inilabas na ng Toyota ang mga banner para sa celebration 😂
hindi sila ng foul sa last 11seconds ng OT
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