The arrival of Delveion Jackson comes timely for a UE men’s basketball roster looking to retool their frontcourt depth following some key departures.
MANILA, Philippines – The UE Red Warriors’ quest for a return to the UAAP men’s basketball Final Four gathered momentum as head coach Jack Santiago confirmed that they’ve added a new foreign student-athlete in versatile 6-foot-7 standout Delveion Jackson.
“He will be our main man inside the paint,” Santiago said of his new FSA. He added that the Red Warriors will continue recruiting big men as they aim to return to the Final Four for the first time since making the UAAP Finals way back in 2009. UE has also lost the services of players who maximized their eligibility such as Luis Villegas, a Mythical Five member, and sharpshooter CJ Payawal.
He then played minimal minutes in 18 games as a freshman for the UC Davis Aggies in US NCAA Division 1 basketball before ultimately finding a role with North Idaho College in the Northwest Athletic Conference.
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