Jimmer Fredette, who later appeared in China and a college basketball in China and the US basketball, announced that he retired from the game on Wednesday.
“It’s time to say goodbye to basketball,” he wrote to X.
36 -year -old Fredette, Glens Falls grew up in NY and played four seasons in Byu and gave birth to the phenomenon known as “Jimmermania”. In 2011, he took Byu to the fresh 16 of the NCAA Tournament, where the third seed Cougars fell to Florida during overtime and was also called the national player of the year.
It’s time to say goodbye to basketball. I loved every second of my career through good and bad! Thank you all for the years of support. Basketball made me the person I was today. I am excited about the next step in my life with my family! pic.twitter.com/rx4r8y4yfg
– Jimmer fredette (@jimmerfredette) 23 April 2025
In the Senior Fredette, the entire Division I striker was directed by 28.9 points per game and also withdrawn 39.6 percent of the 3 -point range. All-American Guard added 3.4 rebounds per game and 4.3 assists.
However, he never found his niche in the NBA. In 2011, he generally prepared 10, and took part in 241 matches for five teams in the sections of the six seasons. Most of these games came with Sacramento Kings and New Orleans Pelicans and played 16 combined games with Chicago Bulls, Phoenix Suns and New York Knicks.
In Fredette, he continued to play one season in China and Europe for one season and was named MVP of the Chinese Basketball League, where he lived at a rate of 41.1 percent from 3 points in 2016-17 season, 7.9 rebounds and 4.3 assists and hit 41.1 percent from 3 points. China had 70 and 75 points games.
The last basketball action was the leader of the 3×3 basketball team of the United States, and last summer, the Paris Olympics entered the Paris Olympics as a medal contestant with the Americans. However, in Fredette, Adduğtor injured in the second match of the tournament and could not change it according to the rules in the squad, the US fell from medals.
In Fredette, he is a partner of Tandem Venture Partners, a venture capital company in Utah.
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