17 Facts About Rod Benson

Rodrique Zsorryon Benson was born on October 10,1984 and is an American former professional basketball player.

Rod Benson was named first team all-league and second team All-CIF San Diego Section.

Rod Benson was rated the No 3 center on the West Coast by TheInsiders.

Rod Benson played three years of varsity volleyball, earning first team league honors in 2002.

Rod Benson graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, and majored in political science.

Rod Benson was noticed by many NBA scouts, but was never offered a contract by any team.

Rod Benson had a game high of eight points on November 25, but averaged 2.4 points per game and was released by the team on January 3,2007.

Rod Benson was signed by the Dakota Wizards on January 9,2007.

Rod Benson ended the year with an average of 10.8 PPG.

Rod Benson requested and was granted a release on December 12,2008.

Rod Benson has played for the Utah Jazz in the Orlando Pro Summer League, and later for the Los Angeles Clippers in the NBA Summer League in 2010.

In early June 2015 Rod Benson was signed by the Dominican National League's Indios de San Francisco de Macoris.

Badly shaken in July 2018, after experiencing police brutality in Las Vegas, Rod Benson realized he could use painting to provide himself with a positive outlook.

Rod Benson has his debut solo show entitled "Neon Black" in September 2018 and received critical acclaim for his efforts.

Rod Benson wrote an autobiographical feature article that was published in SLAM Magazine in April 2008.

Rod Benson has been featured in ESPN The Magazine, and was profiled on the ESPN television series E:60 by Bill Simmons in April 2008.

The phrase "Boom Tho" was started by Rod Benson while attending UC Berkeley.