After 5 years, Aldin Ayo left the UAAP the same way he got in – controversially.
Allegations involving basketball drills, farming seminars, piggery visits, and 3-on-3 scrimmages were brought to light in a time where none of these should be happening amid the pandemic, especially not to college athletes.
Bannered by future PBA players like Rey Nambatac and Mark Cruz, Letran improved from a 9-9 record the season prior to a 13-5 slate in Ayo’s first year. Armed with a star-studded lineup featuring Jeron Teng and eventual season MVP Ben Mbala, the pressure was on Ayo to win his second straight collegiate title.
Regardless of preseason issues, the Archers again dominated Season 80 as Mbala won back-to-back league MVPs.
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