jeron teng 104

jeron teng 104

Jeron Teng holds the record in the Philippines as the only amateur player who scored 104 points in a game. Yes what he did back then was really amazing because he scored 104 points in a single game plus he was still in high school during that time. It was really very impressive and I became  a fan of Jeron Teng after that game when he scored 104 points. By the way the final score of that game was 164-74 and it was clearly a blow out game but the impressive part about that news is that Jeron Teng scored 104 points. He is really a scoring machine and up to this very moment, he continues his scoring barrage in his career in the collegiate division.

Jeron Teng is already a UAAP champion and he is a step closer to his dream and for sure after graduating in college, he will be an awesome force in the pros. Jeron Teng is a good basketball player just like his brother Jeric Teng. But this kid still has a huge room for improvement especially in his game. Aside from being a scoring machine and making a record of having 104 points in a single game, Jeron Teng should also be a matured defender. I know that it is very impressive to score a huge number of points in a game like what he did during his high school days scoring 104 points, but we should all remember that offense win games but defense win championships.

 If there is an area that Jeron Teng needs to improve in his game right now, I could say that his defensive skill should be the one that he needs to polish. Going in to the pro, I know that he should be a complete player and we all know that he is already deadly in the scoring department but to become and outstanding player, he should be capable in dominating both in the offensive and defensive end of the floor. That is one factor that I could see in the game for Jeron Teng that he needs to improve and I simply believe in this kid and I know that he will be having a bright future when the time comes that he will turn pro just like his brother right now. I am a fan of him and I wish him all the best in his career.