AJ Dybantsa is making a difference in Jamaica. The BYU signee shared a video on Instagram on Monday of him giving away basketball gear to children in his mother’s homeland through his partnership with the Bob & Rita Marley Foundation.
Dybantsa handed out shoes and shirts to the kids, who lined up for the giveaway. There were also basketballs from Nike, a company that the teen phenom signed a $4 million NIL deal with last year.
Dybantsa handed out shoes and shirts to the kids, who lined up for the giveaway. There were also basketballs from Nike, a company that the teen phenom signed a $4 million NIL deal with last year.
College hoops fans were impressed with Dybantsa’s latest act of kindness, praising the BYU Cougars star in the comments section of his Instagram post, which has already received more than 27,000 likes.
“These kids will never forget this,” one fan commented.
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“Bro you are a great person bro,” one fan wrote.
“Back to his roots,” another fan replied with a Jamaican flag emoji.
“I love this. Play for Jamaica,” one fan requested.
“Another reason why AJ is the best player in his class,” another fan chimed in.
Cedella Marley, the daughter of the legendary Jamaican singer and songwriter Bob Marley, also commented on AJ Dybantsa’s post, thanking the basketball star for his generosity.
