To transfer to the University of South California, DJ Rodman recently made the decision. There are certainly a lot of basketball lovers all across the world who can relate to the name Rodman. DJ is in fact the son of the legendary rebounder and multiple NBA Champion, Dennis Rodman. Another descendent of NBA royalty was given to USC. His journey will start during the upcoming NCAA season.
DJ Rodman, Dennis Rodman s son, plans to transfer to USC
Rodman, Bronny James and the No. 1 prospect Isaiah Collier all on the same team next year in L.A. pic.twitter.com/sfC40Ppgnt
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A graduate of Washington State University is DJ Rodman. He has earned his degree in communications and is no longer eligible to play in the NCAA, but the tournament grants participants an additional year of eligibility. Following the COVID-19 Pandemic, when athletes missed virtually a complete season of competition, this regulation was established.
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During his final season at WSU, Rodman averaged 9.6 points, 5.8 rebounds, and 1.4 assists per game. These figures were the result of a significantly better version of him. However, DJ will be a part of the USC roster alongside Bronny James. LeBron James, another legendary NBA player, is the father of Bronny. Both people occasionally exhibit explosive tendencies. Knowing how invested their parents are in their jobs, they will have a few sly moves ready.
Is DJ Rodman a better scorer than Bronny James?
DJ Rodman is described as a 6 feet 6 inch forward who occasionally switches to the guard position. He is a little larger than average for someone his stature at close to 210 pounds. Although Rodman’s vertical leap and wingspan have not been formally recorded, he is a dependable defender and an excellent scorer in transition.
He and Bronny James have some of these things in common. Rodman is three inches taller than James, though. The latter is able to play two positions with ease depending on the needs of the squad. James is also limited to playing as a guard or serving as the team’s focal point. Basketball scorer Bronny is excellent. He scored 13.8 points per game on average during his senior year of high school, according to USA Today.
DJ has only averaged 5.5 points per game across his 111 college games. However, in his final season at Washington State, Rodman scored 9.6 points. DJ is an excellent shooter in tight situations as well. He has the capacity to routinely shoot from beyond the arc. Bronny, however, plays a little differently since he occasionally prefers things to be a little more physical in the paint. Rodman could set back screens while James might be used as a focal point.
