Famed NBA Sixth Man and advocate for paralysis victims, Rodney Rogers, has died at 54-years-old, leaving legacy in college hoops.

Rogers played 12 NBA seasons after a decorated career at Wake Forest, where he had his No. 54 jersey retired in 1996.

Teammates, coaches, and fans remember Rodney Rogers' powerhouse game, generous heart, and resilience after his life-changing ...

Former NBA standout and Wake Forest star Rodney Rogers died on Friday at the age of 54, his family announced. Rogers played ...

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