Seton Hall University has signed Del Jones, a sophomore guard who previously played at Radford University, to bolster its basketball roster. Last season, Jones averaged 17.2 points, 3.5 rebounds, and 3.5 assists per game, earning second-team All-Big South honors. Known for his explosive athleticism, he scored effectively by attacking the rim and converting free throws at an impressive 80.9% rate. Jones had standout performances against high-major opponents, including 22 points against North Carolina and 16 points against South Carolina. He began his collegiate career at Clemson, where he played a supportive role on an NCAA Tournament team. As Seton Hall looks to rebuild after a difficult offseason, Jones's addition aligns with the team's focus on acquiring experienced and productive players. His versatility may also indicate a shift in the team's backcourt strategy, potentially replacing Budd Clark as the Pirates explore additional point guard options.