Just read the article of Christian Soler sa inboundpass. He mentioned that half of the collegiate teams had atleast one foreign recruit on their line-up.
Here are for the UAAP teams:
Adamson - Austin Manyara and Ingrid Sewa
FEU - Pipo Noundou and Christian Sentcheu
NU - Emmanuel Mbe and Bobby Ray Parks Jr.
UST - Karim Abdul
UP - Alinko Mbah
ADMU - Norman Black (joke!)
DLSU - ?
UE - ?
“There are no rules saying foreigners can’t play in the UAAP. You can’t stop schools (from enlisting them) if they have foreigners enrolled,” said Ateneo de Manila University athletic director Ricky Palou. “If they’re legit students, they can play.”
Now the question is, are these imports recruited from their home country? Or talagang nag-aaral na sila dito? Kasi we cannot disregard the fact na madami na rin namang mga foreign students dito sa bansa. Good indication that our country is progressing onwards to globalization.
Number of foreign students:
DLSU - 818 foreign students
UE - 768 foreign students
UST - 600 foreign students (est.)
Adamson - 200 foreign students (est.)
UP - 200 foreign students (est.)
NU - 23 foreign students
FEU - ??
Paki merge na lang kung may existing thread na. Wala akong mahanap eh. Thanks!










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etc. so locals got used to playing with only each other, having more or else the same skill level. so on occasions that we competed internationally -- SEA Games, Asian Games, Jones Cup, etc. our supposed "ALL STAR ALL PBA" team gets massacred since we got used to playing with people our size with our skill level, while China has NBA level players skill and size-wise. The more collegiate teams will recruit bigger and bigger players ensures that our next generation of players will get used to the idea that a Center is not limited to a height of 6'5 and that there are a lot of people out there who are a lot bigger than that. thats the advantage that fil-fors in the PBA had before, and is now being enjoyed to a lesser extent by our current batch of collegiate players due to this sudden influx of Imports in the college ranks.


