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Jimmer Fredette Decides to Resume Playing Career, Leaves USA Basketball 3×3 Post
Fredette will return to competition this weekend in Phoenix after 18 months leading the men’s 3x3 program, USA Basketball said.
- On Tuesday, Jimmer Fredette announced he is stepping down as managing director of USA Basketball's men's 3x3 program to return to professional play this weekend at the FIBA 3x3 Phoenix Challenger.
- Fredette, who retired in April 2025, said the desire to play began creeping back over recent months; after discussing his return with his wife, Whitney, he decided to pursue the opportunity.
- Fredette last represented the United States at the 2024 Paris Olympics, where the team finished 2-5 after he suffered an adductor injury, though he acknowledged "a little bit of a feeling of unfinished business."
- USA Basketball officials supported his decision, and the federation will not immediately replace his managing director role; the 3x3 National Team Committee will identify coaching staffs and players through 2028.
- While the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics are in his plans, Fredette remains focused on upcoming tournament performance. The United States is already qualified for the 2028 Games as the host nation.
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Jimmer Fredette decides to resume playing career, leaves USA Basketball 3×3 post
By TIM REYNOLDS Jimmer Fredette has decided to resume his playing career, a decision that means he is stepping down as the managing director of USA Basketball’s men’s 3×3 program and will return to the court for the first time in more than two years. Fredette and USA Basketball made the announcement Tuesday. The 37-year-old […]
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Jimmer Fredette decides to resume playing career, leaves USA Basketball 3x3 post
Jimmer Fredette has decided to resume his playing career, a decision that means he is stepping down as the managing director of USA Basketball's men's 3x3 program and will return to the court for the first time in more than…
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