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Rojon attends Eastern High School, where he began to blossom as a player his junior year.
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As a senior he attended Oak Hill Academy in Mouth of Wilson, where he drew attention from college coaches.
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Rondo was a McDonald’s All-American, played in the Jordan Capital Classic game, and had committed to the University of Kentucky.
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Rajon spends 2 years playing for Kentucky
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Rajon is drafted into the Nba his sophmore year
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Even though Rondo had proved himself to be a great talent with unbelievably large hands, long fingers, great ball-handling skills, speed and quickness, some coaches questioned his leadership skills and his shooting ability. But there was one team that couldn’t keep their eyes off of him, the Boston Celtics.
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He played well, with 23 points, six rebounds, six assists and four steals, but he did not secure his starting position.
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Rajon started in 22 of bostons last 23 games
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In his second season, Rondo started in 77 games, including all 26 playoff games. In the Celtics’ final game, Rondo had 21 points, eight assists, seven rebounds and six steals as Boston defeated the Los Angeles Lakers at home for the 2008 NBA Championship.
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Rajon Rondo wins an NBA title with the Celtics in his 1st year as a starter
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Rondo breaks Bob Cousy’s franchise record for the most assists in a season.
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Rajon was roostered for the USA team to go to turkey
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The 6-foot-2 point guard from Louisville, Ky. has been impressing everyone since the end of his rookie season, and he just keeps getting better and better. Now, at 24 years old, he is the face of the most storied franchise in NBA history.
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Rajon rondo today averages 15 points a game, and is striving towards a boston championship. He now considered one of the nbas most precious players.
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daughter Ryelle is born