Seton Hall’s glass-eating rebounding machine
In the 2016-17 season, Angel Delgado led the NCAA in rebounding at 13.1 rebounds per game and stacked 27 double-doubles, the kind of old-school, high-motor production that translates to winning possessions[10]. Seton Hall’s program profile still highlights his 1,455 rebounds, second-most in school history, and 1,593 points, showing he was far more than a board-crasher[7][13]. What makes him stand out is relentless physicality, touch around the rim, and a pro-level motor; if your team needs toughness, rebounding, and paint presence, Delgado is a fit you can feel immediately.[7][10]
