Rodman At USC

 

     #10 DJ Rodman is currently playing Forward for the USC (University of Southern California) Trojans.  Rodman is currently averaging 7.3 points per game, and 4.7 rebounds per game in 18 games played this season.  DJ Rodman played for the Washington State University Cougars from 2019-2023.  DJ Rodman was born in California. 

     The USC Trojans are currently in 11th place in the Pac-12 Conference standings with a conference record of 2-6, and an overall record of 8-11.  The Trojans roster also includes Guard #1 Isaiah Collier, Guard #5 Boogie Ellis, Guard #6 Bronny James, and Guard #0 Kobe Johnson.  Bronny James's father is Los Angeles Lakers Forward #23 Lebron James. 

     DJ Rodman's father is former Detroit Pistons Forward #10 Dennis Rodman.  DJ Rodman's sister Trinity Rodman is a professional soccer player in the NWSL (National Women's Soccer League) for the Washington Spirit.  Trinity Rodman also plays for the USWNT (United States Women's National Soccer Team). 

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-  DJ Rodman is listed at 6'6, 225lbs.

-  Andy Enfield is the Head Coach of the USC Men's basketball team.

-  The USC Trojans roster also includes Forward #30 Harrison Hornery, Forward #3 Vincent Iwuchukwu, Forward #24 Joshua Morgan, and Guard #4 Oziyah Sellers.

-  The Mitten State Sports Report posted "Rodman Drafted #2" on 1/17/2021.  

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Celtics '86' vs. Heat '13'

67-15     2.  Boston Celtics '1985-1986'                                          66-16     3.  Miami Heat  '2012-2013'





                Head Coach:  K.C. Jones                                                              Head Coach:   Eric Spoelstra





                     Starting Lineup                                                                                     Starting Lineup  





PG  Dennis Johnson                                                                                 PG  Mario Chalmers


SG  Danny Ainge                                                                                     SG  Dwyane Wade


SF  Larry Bird                                                                                          SF  LeBron James


PF  Kevin McHale                                                                                    PF  Udonis Haslem


C  Robert Parish                                                                                        C  Chris Bosh


   Bench Players                                                                                           Bench Players


C  Bill Walton                                                                                           SG  Ray Allen


PG  Sam Vincent                                                                                      SF  Shane Battier


C  Greg Kite                                                                                             PF  Rashard Lewis


SG  Rick Carlisle                                                                                       PG  Norris Cole


SG  Scott Wedman                                                                                   C  Chris "Bird Man" Anderson


PG  Jerry Sichting                                                                                     SF  James Jones


SF  David Thirdkill                                                                                    C  Joel Anthony











                                       Mitten State Sports Report's Series Notes:





-  The Celtics '86' would have a big advantage over the Heat '13' in the frontcourt.  Kevin McHale, and Robert Parish would both have a huge impact in a 7 game series.


-  LeBron James vs. Larry Bird would be epic.   Both players would score, and potentially cancel each other out.


-  The Celtics '86' would struggle with the speed, and quickness of Dwyane Wade, and the rest of the Heat.


-  The Heat '13' have a solid bench with players like Ray Allen, and Shane Battier.  Rashard Lewis, Chris "Bird Man" Anderson, and Norris Cole would all be x-factors in a 7 game series.


-  The Celtics were 15-3 during the 1986 NBA Playoffs! They won the 1986 NBA Championship!


-   The Heat were 16-7 during the 2013 NBA Playoffs!  They won the 2013 NBA Championship!











                                    Mitten State Sports Report's Series Projection  





Game 1  Miami  103 -  Boston  100


Game 2  Boston  111  -  Miami  104


Game 3  Boston  106  -  Miami 98


Game 4  Miami  101  -  Boston  99


Game 5  Boston  114  -  Miami  97


Game 6  Boston  100  -  Miami  93    









               The Boston Celtics '1985-1986' advance over the Miami Heat '2012-2013' in 6 games!











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Heat '13' vs. Magic '95'

66-16     3.  Miami Heat '2012-2013'                                          57-25     6.  Orlando Magic '1994-1995'









           Head Coach:  Erik Spoelstra                                                      Head Coach:  Brian Hill










                  Starting Lineup                                                                      Starting Lineup









PG  Mario Chalmers                                                                           PG  Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway


SG  Dwyane Wade                                                                             SG  Nick Anderson


SF  LeBron James                                                                              SF  Donald Royal


PF  Udonis Haslem                                                                            PF  Horace Grant


C  Chris Bosh                                                                                    C  Shaquille O'neal


   Bench Players                                                                                      Bench Players


SG  Ray Allen                                                                                   SF  Dennis Scott


SF  Shane Battier                                                                              PG  Brian Shaw


PF  Rashard Lewis                                                                             C  Tree Rollins


PG  Norris Cole                                                                                 SG  Anthony Bowie


C  Chris "Bird Man" Anderson                                                             PF  Jeff Turner


SF  James Jones                                                                                PF  Anthony Avent


C  Joel Anthony                                                                                 SG  Brooks Thompson











                                     Mitten State Sports Report's Series Notes:





-  Penny Hardaway, and Shaquille O'Neal would cause problems for the Heat!


-  The Heat bench is much stronger then the Magic's bench!


-  Dwyane Wade usually steps up in big games!


-  Dennis Scott, and Brian Shaw would be x-factors for the Magic!


-  The Magic were 11-10 during the 1995 NBA Playoffs!  The Magic were swept in the NBA Finals by the Houston Rockets!


-  The Heat were 16-7 during the 2013 NBA Playoffs!  The Heat won the NBA Championship!









                                 Mitten State Sports Report's Series Projection





Game 1  Orlando 98 - Miami 92


Game 2  Miami 108 - Orlando 90


Game 3  Orlando 105 - Miami 100


Game 4  Miami 101 - Orlando 93


Game 5  Miami 107 - Orlando 102


Game 6  Orlando 92 - Miami 88


Game 7  Miami 100 - Orlando 88





         

          The Miami Heat '2012-2013' advance over the Orlando Magic '1994-1995' in 7 games!  














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