Biography

Delvon Roe discovered a passion for acting after enrolling in a theatre class, his sophomore year of college at Michigan St. University.

Juggling both basketball and theater, a knee injury forced him to retire his basketball jersey early and allowed him to study acting full-time.

While at Michigan State, he continued on to star in multiple school plays, including a production of Shakespeare's "As You Like It." It was that performance that caught the attention of director Danny Mooney, who then offered him a Supporting role in "Love and Honor" with Liam Hemsworth.

After graduating with his BFA in theatre, he took his talents to Los Angeles to pursue acting.
- IMDb mini biography by: Players Talent

Delvon Roe discovered a passion for acting after enrolling in a theatre class, his sophomore year of college at Michigan St. University. Juggling both basketball and theater, a knee injury forced him to retire his basketball jersey early and allowed him to study acting full-time. While at Michigan State, he continued on to star in multiple school plays, including a production of Shakespeare's "As You Like It." It was that performance that caught the attention of director Danny Mooney, who then offered him a Supporting role in "Love and Honor" with Liam Hemsworth. After graduating with his BFA in theatre, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting.
- IMDb mini biography by: Players Talent

Played in a National championship college basketball game against North Carolina in 2009.

Delvon was in the top five basketball players coming out of high school in the country.

Delvon won the part of Isaac in AWOL over Quinton Aaron from the Academy Award Winning film the Blindside.