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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Bulls '96' vs. Celtics '86'

72-10     1.  Chicago Bulls '1995-1996'                        67-15     2.  Boston Celtics '1985-1986'





                   Head Coach:  Phil Jackson                                             Head Coach:  K.C. Jones





                           Starting Lineup                                                            Starting Lineup





PG  Ron Harper                                                                           PG  Dennis Johnson  


SG  Michael Jordan                                                                     SG  Danny Ainge


SF  Scottie Pippen                                                                       SF  Larry Bird


PF  Dennis Rodman                                                                     PF  Kevin McHale


C  Luc Longley                                                                            C  Robert Parish


     Bench Players                                                                          Bench Players


PG  Steve Kerr                                                                              C  Bill Walton


SF  Toni Kukoc                                                                            PG  Sam Vincent


C  Bill Wennington                                                                       C  Greg Kite


SF  Jud Buechler                                                                          SG  Rick Carlisle


PF  James Caffey                                                                          SG  Scott Wedman


PG  Randy Brown                                                                         PG  Jerry Sichting


PF  James Edwards                                                                       SF  David Thirdkill


PF  John Salley


PF  Dickie Simpkins                                                


PF  Jack Haley









                                          Mitten State Sports Report's Series Notes:





-  Both rosters are loaded with superstars!


-  Scottie Pippen's scoring would offset some of Larry Bird's offensive contributions.


-  The Bulls '96' would expose the defensive mismatch between Jordan, and Ainge!  Jordan would have a huge series.


-  The Celtics '86' would have an advantage down low with Parish, and McHale.


-  The rebounding battle would be almost even.  Both teams would get second opportunities on offense.


-  Both teams would play better at home.  Home court advantage could be the difference in the series.









                                   Mitten State Sports Report's Series Projections





Game 1  Chicago 109  -  Boston 103


Game 2  Boston  115  -  Chicago 113  OT


Game 3  Chicago  104  -  Boston 100


Game 4  Boston  112  -  Chicago  102


Game 5  Chicago  102  -  Boston  97


Game 6  Boston  105  -  Chicago 103


Game 7  Chicago  103  -  Boston  100







 The Chicago Bulls '1995-1996' advance over the Boston Celtics '1985-1986' in 7 games.









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NBA All-Time Playoffs! 3rd Rnd.

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     It began on May 4, 2014.  Some of the best teams in the history of the NBA (National Basketball Association) were seeded according to their records for their respective seasons, and placed in a Playoff bracket for fans to vote on.
     In the 1st Round of the NBA All-Time Playoffs Jalen Rose, and the 2000 Pacers weren't fabulous enough to get past the 1996 Bulls.  Clyde Drexler, and the 1990 Trail Blazers couldn't glide over the 1997 Jazz, and Gary Payton, and the 1996 Sonics weren't super enough to get around the 1994 Houston Rockets.
     Karl Malone couldn't deliver a series win over the 1994 Rockets in the second round, and Houston became the Cinderella story of the NBA All-Time Playoffs.  Dennis Rodman, John Salley, and James Edwards increased their chances of advancing by joining both rosters in the '96' Bulls vs. '89' Pistons series, and your votes advanced the '96' Bulls into the Conference Finals.
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                                          NBA All-Time Playoffs!  3rd Round!  Conference Finals!









                   Eastern Conference                                                          Western Conference







     record     seed     team     year                                              seed     team     year     record








72-10     1.  Chicago Bulls '1995-1996'                    1.  Los Angeles Lakers '1986-1987'     65-17





                       

                                                                                   


67-15     2.  Boston Celtics '1985-1986'                   7.  Houston Rockets '1993-1994'     58-24













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Bulls '96' vs. Pistons '89'

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72-10     1.  Chicago Bulls '1995-1996'                   63-19     5.  Detroit Pistons '1988-1989'







          Head Coach:  Phil Jackson                                    Head Coach:  Chuck Daly







               Starting Lineup                                                      Starting Lineup







PG   Ron Harper                                                             PG  Isiah Thomas


SG  Michael Jordan                                                         SG  Joe Dumars


SF  Scottie Pippen                                                           SF  Mark Aquire


PF  Dennis Rodman                                                         PF  Rick  Mahorn


C  Luc Longley                                                                C  Bill  Laimbeer  


   Bench Players                                                                   Bench Players


PG  Steve Kerr                                                                PF  Dennis Rodman


SF  Toni Kukoc                                                               SG  Vinnie Johnson


C  Bill Wennington                                                            C  James Edwards


SF  Jud Buechler                                                               PF  John Salley


PF  James Caffey                                                             SG  John Long


PG  Randy Brown                                                            SF  Fennis Dembo


PF  James Edwards                                                          PG  Michael Williams


PF  John Salley


PF  Dickie Simpkins


PF  Jack Haley











                                       Mitten State Sports Report's Series Notes





-  The Pistons would enforce the "Jordan Rules" throughout the series.  The physical brand of Pistons basketball would frustrate Michael Jordan.


-  Home court advantage would be huge in a 7 game series.  Jordan, and Pippen would get superstar foul calls at home.


-  The Pistons were an above average free throw shooting team.  Easy buckets would aide the Pistons at the Palace.


-  The Pistons struggled with the Bulls in the 1988-1989 NBA Eastern Conference Finals.  The Pistons won the series in 6 games, but the Bulls were 47-35 during the '88-89' NBA regular season.


-  The Pistons struggled with the Bulls in the 1989-1990 NBA Eastern Conference Finals.  The Pistons won the series in 7 games,  but the Bulls were 55-27 during the '89-90' NBA regular season.


-  The Pistons struggled with the Bulls in the 1990-1991 NBA Eastern Conference Finals.  The Bulls swept the Pistons in 4 games.  The Bulls were 61-21 during the '90-91' NBA regular season.  











                                      Mitten State Sports Report's Series Projection







Game 1  Chicago  103 -  Detroit  97


Game 2  Chicago  99 -  Detroit  93


Game 3  Detroit  102 -  Chicago 101  OT


Game 4  Detroit  97 -  Chicago  93


Game 5  Chicago  112 -  Detroit  99


Game 6  Detroit  98  -  Chicago  97


Game 7  Chicago  105 -  Detroit  103









          Chicago Bulls '1995-1996' advance over the Detroit Pistons '1988-1989' in 7 games.
















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76ers '83' vs. Pistons '89'

#11 Isiah Thomas lead the 1988-1989 Detroit Pistons to an NBA Championship!  They swept the Lakers in the Finals!

65-17     4.  Philadelphia 76ers ' 1982-1983'                   63-19     5.  Detroit Pistons '1988-1989'









             Head Coach:  Billy Cunningham                                             Head Coach:  Chuck Daly









                     Starting Lineup                                                                  Starting Lineup









PG  Maurice "Mo" Cheeks                                                       PG  Isiah Thomas


SG  Andrew Toney                                                                  SG  Joe Dumars


SF  Julius Erving "Dr. J."                                                           SF  Mark Aquire


PF  Marc Iavaroni                                                                    PF  Rick Mahorn


C  Moses Malone                                                                     C  Bill Laimbeer


   Bench Players                                                                             Bench Players


PF  Reggie Johnson                                                                 SF  Dennis "Worm" Rodman


SG  Clint Richardson                                                               SG  Vinnie "The Microwave"  Johnson


C  Clemon Johnson                                                                  C  James "Buddha"  Edwards


PG  Franklin Edwards                                                              PF  John "Spider" Salley


SF  Bobby Jones                                                                     SG  John Long


SF  Sam Quinn                                                                        SF  Fennis Dembo


C  Mark McNamara                                                                PG  Micheal Williams


PF  Earl Cureton












                                   Mitten State Sports Report's Series Notes:





-  Moses Malone would be a force down low for the 76ers, but the Pistons would have the bodies to matchup!


-  The 76ers would struggle to win at the Palace!  The '82-83' 76ers were 30-11 on the road!


-  The Pistons backcourt consisting of Isiah Thomas, and Joe Dumars would control the tempo!


-  Bill Laimbeer's 3-point shooting would force Moses Malone out of the paint!


-  Moses Malone, and Julius Erving "Dr. J." would get 'superstar' foul calls in Philadelphia.  They would get into foul trouble at the Palace!


-  The '1988-1989' Pistons were 15-2 during the Postseason!  Their only 2 losses were against the Chicago Bulls!


-  The '1988-1989' Pistons won the NBA Championship!


-  The '1982-1983' Philadelphia 76ers were 12-1 during the Postseason!  Their only loss was against the Milwaukee Bucks!


-  The '1982-1983' 76ers won the NBA Championship!


-  The Pistons roster featured several more nicknames then the 76ers!  This has no affect on the series!









                                     Mitten State Sports Report's Series Projection







Game 1  Detroit 116 - Philadelphia 112   OT


Game 2  Philadelphia 104- Detroit 103


Game 3  Detroit  100 - Philadelphia 90


Game 4  Detroit 104 - Philadelphia 96


Game 5  Detroit 112 -  Philadelphia 111   OT







        The Detroit Pistons '1988-1989' advance over the Philadelphia 76ers '1982-1983' in 5 games!











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Bulls '96' vs. Pacers '00'

Michael Jordan lead the 1995-1996 Chicago Bulls to a 72-10 overall record!

72-10  1. Chicago Bulls '1995-1996'                                        56-26  8.  Indiana Pacers '1999-2000'  






      Head Coach   Phil Jackson                                                       Head Coach  Larry Bird







Starting Lineup                                                                                Starting Lineup







PG   Ron Harper                                                                       PG  Mark Jackson


SG  Michael Jordan                                                                   SG  Reggie Miller


SF  Scottie Pippen                                                                     SF  Jalen Rose


PF  Dennis Rodman                                                                   PF  Dale Davis


C   Luc Longley                                                                          C  Rik Smits



Bench  Players                                                                            Bench Players



PG  Steve Kerr                                                                          SF  Chris Mullin


SF  Toni Kukoc                                                                         PG  Travis Best


C  Bill Wennington                                                                     SF  Austin Croshere


SF  Jud Buechler                                                                        SF  Derrick McKey


PF  James Caffey                                                                       PF  Jonathan  Bender


PG  Randy Brown                                                                      C   Sam Perkins


PF  James Edwards                                                                    C  Zan Tabak


PF  John Salley                                                                          PF  Al Harrington                                      
      
                         
PF  Dickie Simpkins                                                                   PF  Jeff Foster


PF  Jack Haley











                                            Mitten State Sports Report's Series Notes






-  Chicago was lead by Michael Jordan, and assisted by Scottie Pippen, but the Bulls were more then just a 2 man team!


-  Reggie Miller would have a good series but his points would be offset by the contributions of Michael      Jordan!


-  The Bulls would have the edge in rebounding with Rodman, Longley, and the rest of the Bulls!


-  The Bulls bench players including Kukoc, and Kerr would outplay the Pacers bench players!


-  The Bulls went 15-3 in the 1996 NBA Playoffs en route to an NBA Championship!


-  The Pacers went 13-10 in the 2000 NBA Playoffs, and lost to the Lakers in the NBA Finals!










                                    Mitten State Sports Report's Series Projection  






Game 1  Chicago  101 -  Indiana  90


Game 2  Chicago  112 -  Indiana  100


Game 3  Indiana  93  -  Chicago  92


Game 4  Chicago  114 -  Indiana  99


Game 5  Chicago  96  -  Indiana  93    







                  Chicago Bulls '1995-1996' advance over the Indiana Pacers '1999-2000' in 5 games!












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