A former player who had a key role in the Lakers winning the 2020 NBA championship just notched a big personal accomplishment ...

Two-time NBA champion Rajon Rondo, 39, returned to the University of Kentucky (UK) this month, not for a game but for a ...

Rajon Rondo—the player known for his insane basketball IQ and championship mindset—just hit a huge milestone off the court.

Rondo officially retired from basketball in April 2024. While his former coach, Doc Rivers, invited him to join the 2024-25 ...

Rajon Rondo returned to Rupp Arena this week, not to command the court with his signature vision and defense, but to cross the stage and accept his college diploma. The former Kentucky Wildcat ...

As a Wildcat, the Louisville native helped UK win an SEC championship as a freshman in 2005 and was named second-team All-SEC ...

Rajon Rondo is one of the best point guards in NBA history. The two-time NBA Champion is most known for his time with the Boston Celtics where he made four All-Star Games. Rondo was the 21st pick ...

When asked if he consults his assistant coach during the fourth quarter, Rondo fired back with a question of his own: 'You think I lack experience, so my decisions are also lacking experience?' This ...

UConn transfer Aidan Mahaney, now at UC Santa Barbara for his final year of eligibility, revealed that a former Boston Celtics guard was the first player to spark his interest in basketball.

Rajon Rondo had a remarkable NBA career that spanned from 2006 to 2022, during which he played for 10 different organizations. The veteran point guard was part of two NBA championship teams and ...