Baby Dalupan

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Virgilio "Baby" Dalupan (born October 19, 1923) is a Filipino former basketball coach and player. He is the son of University of the East founder Dr. Francisco T. Dalupan Sr.

Known to many as The Maestro, Dalupan is best known for his lengthy coaching tenure in the Philippine Basketball Association, where he led the Crispa Redmanizers to the league's first-ever Grand Slam in 1976 and the Great Taste Coffee Makers to four championships in the 1980s. He also coached the Purefoods TJ Hotdogs to a dramatic come-from-behind 3-2 (from 0-2) championship victory over the Alaska Milkmen in 1990. To date, he is sharing the most PBA coaching titles with Tim Cone having 15 across their names.^[1]

Aside from his accomplishments in the PBA, Dalupan also gained prominence by coaching the University of the East Red Warriors to 12 UAAP titles and the Ateneo Blue Eagles to 2 NCAA titles. He is the architect behind the Warriors seven straight titles in the UAAP, the longest championship streak in the history of the league. Dalupan had previously attended the Ateneo de Manila University and was a member of the basketball team, captain of the football team, and a member of the track and field team.^[2]

On May 28, 2005, Dalupan and fellow PBA great Robert Jaworski were inducted into the PBA Hall of Fame. Later that night, he coached the Legends Team to a 96-92 victory over Jaworski's Greats Team in the PBA's Classic Greatest Game,^[3] a game that featured many of the players who were named to the league's 25 greatest players of all time.

References

↑ "Highest accolade for PBA's best coach". Manila Standard. 1995-01-03. Retrieved 2010-11-30.
↑ http://www.inquirer.net/globalnation/sec_spo/2003/oct/20-02.htm
↑ Castillo, Musong R. (2005-05-30). "Legends outshine Greats; 12 make it to Hall of Fame". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved 2010-11-30.

v t e San Mig Super Coffee Mixers

Formerly the Purefoods TJ Giants, Coney Island Ice Cream Stars and B-Meg Llamados Founded in 1988 Owned by the San Miguel-Purefoods Company, Inc., a subsidiary of San Miguel Corporation

The franchise	Franchise All-time roster Seasons Current season

Coaches	Fernandez Calilan Dalupan Capacio Panganiban Reyes Altamirano Narvasa Pumaren Altamirano Gregorio Gallent Cone

Administration	Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala Jaime Zobel de Ayala Eduardo Cojuangco, Jr. Ramon S. Ang

Championships (10)	1990 Third 1991 All-Filipino 1993 All-Filipino 1994 Commissioner's 1997 All-Filipino 2002 Governors 2006 Philippine 2009–10 Philippine 2012 Commissioner's 2013 Governors'

Runner-up finishes (13)	1988 Open 1988 All-Filipino 1989 All-Filipino 1990 All-Filipino 1992 All-Filipino 1993 Commissioner's 1994 All-Filipino 1996 All-Filipino 1997 Governors' 2000 All-Filipino 2000 Governors' 2005-06 Fiesta 2007-08 Philippine 2012 Governors'

Seasons (25)	1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14

Retired numbers	16 Patrimonio 44 Codiñera

Culture and lore	Manila Clasico The Captain

v t e Philippines squad – 1959 FIBA World Championship – 8th place

3 Carlos Loyzaga 4 Ramon Manulat 5 Carlos Badion 6 Roberto Yburan 7 Alfonso Marquez 8 Kurt Bachmann 9 — 10 Constancio Ortíz 11 Geronimo Cruz 12 Eduardo Lim 13 Emilio Achacoso 14 Mariano Tolentino 15 Edgardo Ocampo 16 Loreto Carbonell Coach: Virgilio Dalupan

v t e Great Taste Coffee Makers 1987 PBA All-Filipino Conference Champions

5 Aaron Torres 6 Abe King 8 Allan Caidic 11 Arnie Tuadles 13 Rey Ramos 14 Noli Banate 15 Bernie Fabiosa 16 Ranulfo Robles 18 Philip Cezar 23 Ricardo Brown 24 Aldo Perez 29 Bernardo Carpio 60 Atoy Co Coach Baby Dalupan

v t e Purefoods Hotdogs 1990 PBA Third Conference Champions

5 Gido Babilonia 6 Jojo Lastimosa 7 Bay Cristobal 8 Al Solis 9 Naning Valentino 10 Dindo Pumaren 11 Nelson Asaytono 12 Glenn Capacio 14 Jack Tanuan 15 Bernie Fabiosa 16 Alvin Patrimonio 22 Robert Rose (Import) 24 Daren Queenan (Import) 44 Jerry Codiñera Coach Baby Dalupan

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Name	Dalupan, Baby
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Short description	Filipino basketball player
Date of birth	1923-10-19
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