UAAP: FEU eliminates UE from Final Four contention

GMA Network - Nov 4, 2026

Far Eastern University (FEU) defeated the University of the East (UE), 94-83, to officially eliminate the Red Warriors from Final Four contention in the UAAP Season 89 men"s basketball tournament on Wednesday.

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