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Jett Manuel to bolster Mighty Sports

/ 03:35 PM January 28, 2017

University of the Philippines' Jett Manuel (Super Senior). Photo by Tristan Tamayo/INQUIRER.net

University of the Philippines’ Jett Manuel (Super Senior). Photo by Tristan Tamayo/INQUIRER.net

University of the Philippines star Jett Manuel is slated to beef up Mighty Sports for the 2017 Dubai Invitational Basketball Tournament in February.

The 23-year-old guard confirmed his next move after being awarded as a Super Senior in the 2017 Collegiate Basketball Awards Thursday at Montgomery Place in Quezon City.

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“For now, I’ll play with Mighty in Dubai,” he said.

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Manuel averaged 15.0 points on 40.3-percent clip, to go with 4.2 rebounds in his final year with the Fighting Maroons.

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Manuel is set on entering the 2017 PBA Rookie Draft later this year.

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“My next basketball goal is PBA Draft. I didn’t commit to the (PBA) D-League though I had offers. I didn’t pursue that, but I’m going to see next conference where I would benefit the most,” he said.

Manuel will join forces with Kiefer Ravena, fellow Xavier alumni TY Tang and Jeron Teng, two-time PBA Most Valuable Player Willie Miller, and imports Justin Brownlee and Hasheem Thabeet for the Dubai tilt.

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