Norman Powell discusses NBA players' interest in joining Jamaican national team
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 10:49 AM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026
Norman Powell has reported that several NBA players, including Devin Vassell and the Thompson twins, have expressed interest in joining the Jamaican national basketball team. He noted that the team is working to navigate FIBA's eligibility rules, which currently limit participation based on citizenship status before the age of 18. Powell emphasized the need for FIBA to consider changes to these rules, as many eligible players are hindered by their family backgrounds. The Jamaican squad aims to enhance its competitiveness on the international stage by integrating top talent from the NBA.
- •Powell mentions interest from NBA players in the Jamaican team.
- •Players include Devin Vassell, the Thompson twins, and Isaiah Stewart.
- •Eligibility rules restrict players due to citizenship requirements.
- •Jamaica seeks FIBA rule changes for better access to talent.
- •The team aims to compete at a higher level internationally.
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