Jamaican Samardo Samuels the highest-ranked signee in Louisville basketball history will return to the United States to play professional basketball for the first time since 2013 when he plays in the up-coming big three basketball league.

Now at the ripe age of 30 with nine seasons of experience under his belt, Samardo Samuels is returning to the United States since his departure from the Reno bighorns in 2013 to play professional basketball.

According to big3.com Samuels has signed with the trilogy, replacing former lottery pick Patrick O’bryant.

The veteran big man will join a team featuring former NBA players Jason terry, Carlos Arroyo, and James white, coached by another fairly dominant big man that cards fans are familiar with, Kenyon Martin.

According to the big 3 website, trilogy currently hold a 3-2 record overall and sits in a two-way tie for fourth place, with just a few weeks left in the 2019 season.

Samuels will make his debut on august 10th, when the team goes head-to-head with ghost ballers led by Mike Bibby and Ricky Davis.