Powell: FIBA eligibility rule disadvantaging Jamaica
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The new winger of the Bulls, who regrets not having been able to put on the jersey of the Jamaican selection this summer, assures that many NBA players are interested in joining it. Provided that the rules in force are reviewed. Unlike last summer, Norman Powell could not wear the jersey of Jamaica during the interseason. The fault of a free agency too agitated for him. While the Heat was laying hands on Giannis Antetokounmpo, the winger ran to …
Powell: FIBA eligibility rule disadvantaging Jamaica
KINGSTON, Jamaica, (CMC) – Chicago Bulls shooting guard Norman Powell strongly believes that a FIBA eligibility rule is preventing other top talented basketballers from representing Jamaica on the international stage. The 33-year-old Powell, who represented Jamaica earlier this year at the FIBA World Cup Qualifying, has maintained that other players from the NBA are interested […]
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