WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (WBTV) - A Wake Forest legend and former NBA basketball player died this past week, the university said.

Former NBA star Rodney Rogers, known for his powerful play with the Phoenix Suns and Wake Forest University, has died at 54.

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

In 1994, Rogers scored nine points in the last nine seconds of a game against the Utah Jazz to lift the Denver Nuggets to ...

Rodney Rogers - an ACC powerhouse, longtime NBA forward, and one of the most decorated athletes to ever come out of Wake ...

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Wake Forest Athletics is mourning the loss of Demon Deacons great and Wake Forest Sports Hall of Famer ...

A look at how former NBA star Rodney Rogers’ 2008 ATV accident left him paralyzed, shaped his final years, and ultimately ...

Rodney Rogers, the powerful forward who burst out of Durham to reach basketball stardom in the ACC and NBA, died Friday at ...

Known as "the Durham Bull" during his high school years at Hillside, Rogers made a lasting impact on Wake Forest basketball ...

A statement shared by Rodney Rogers’ family revealed that the basketball icon died from natural causes related to the spinal ...

The 12-year NBA veteran, who played with the Clippers from 1995-99, died of natural causes linked to a 2008 spinal cord ...

The star guard drains 10 3-pointers and sets a franchise single-game scoring record in a 131-116 road win, hours after Chris ...