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Explore Magnum Rolle net worth, age, height, bio, birthday, wiki, and salary! Rolle was born in Freeport, Bahamas on February 23, 1986. Maryse Rolle is his mother and he has one brother. Named after Tom Selleck’s television show Magnum, P.I., he was born. He can trace his ancestry back to slaves freed from slavery and is a distant relative of Samari Rolle and Antrel, National Football League (NFL), players. In this article, we will discover how old is Magnum Rolle? Who is Magnum Rolle dating now & how much money does Magnum Rolle have?

Magnum Rolle Biography

Magnum Rolle is one of the most popular and richest Basketball Player who was born on February 23, 1986 in Freeport, Bahamas. Rolle made his college debut on November 18, 2005. He played 14 minutes, scored six points, and grabbed three rebounds. Rolle shot 4-of-8 on the field, and contributed season-bests in rebounds (10) and points (8), to help LSU beat Nicholls State. In just nine minutes, he equaled his season-high in points against Vanderbilt Commodores. In 14 minutes, Rolle was the star of the game, recording eight rebounds, two points from 1-of-1 and a blocked shot. The Tigers were a surprise to many. LSU lost to UCLA 59-45 despite this performance. As a freshman, Rolle averaged 2.2 points and 2.5 rebounds per game. He also played 8.7 minutes per match. Rolle also had 21 blocks that year.

Rolle left the LSU program on May 23. LSU coach John Brady claimed this was due to concerns over Rolle’s development. Darrel Sears, his former high school coach, said Rolle had been unhappy with LSU since December 2006, and that Brady had been making snide comments about Rolle for a while. After Rolle left LSU, he was courted by Division I schools Wyoming, Marshall, Oral Roberts, Delaware, Louisiana Tech, and South Florida. Although initially interested in South Florida due to its proximity to his Bahamas home, Rolle chose to transfer to Louisiana Tech to play under Kerry Rupp.

Coming into the 2006–07 season, the Tigers returned four starters, including Glen “Big Baby” Davis, and LSU fans hoped that Rolle would replace the shot blocking skills of Tyrus Thomas, who had left early for the NBA. As such, Andy Katz of ESPN named them the fifth best team in the nation in the preseason. Rolle’s averages improved slightly to 4.0 points, 4.1 rebounds, and 16.7 minutes per contest, with nine starts and 31 blocks. He had a season-best nine rebounds against Tulane on December 22, and recorded his first double-digit scoring night against the Tennessee Volunteers on March 8, 2007, in the SEC Tournament, when he shot 5-for-7 from the field in 18 minutes for 10 points. However, two herniated discs in his back impeded further progress. The Tigers finished the year 17–15 and 5–11 in SEC play.

Rolle was also a member of the Arkansas Wings, an amateur athletic union (AAU), circuit while at Laurinburg Institute. He was offered scholarships from Arizona, Florida State and Kansas. Rolle resumed his recruitment after he had verbally committed to Florida State in March 2004. He chose LSU over Chris Johnson, a Laurinburg teammate, and signed his intent letter on November 18, 2004. Rivals.com listed Rolle as the 8th-best power forward and 32nd overall recruit.

After his senior year at St. George’s High School, Rolle attended the Nike All-America Camp in 2003. He convinced his mother to allow him to attend a preparatory school here, so he could show his skills and sharpen his talents. The Laurinburg Institute was a North Carolina school that was founded in 1904. The school’s gymnasium was damaged by a leak in 1997. It was closed down and the basketball team had to travel 30 miles (48km) to play their home games. His only year with the institute saw his team go 40-0 and win the national prep school championship. Chris Chaney was the head coach. Rolle averaged 10.1 points, 10.2 rebound, and 4.5 blocked shot per game. He also had a field goal percentage of 64% and a free throw percentage at 76 percent.

On June 25, Rolle was chosen with the 51st overall pick by the Oklahoma City Thunder. His rights were traded to the Pacers for Ryan Reid, who was the 57th overall pick, along with undisclosed cash considerations. Rolle was the first NBA player drafted out of Louisiana Tech since Paul Millsap was picked by the Utah Jazz with the 47th pick of the 2006 NBA Draft. In addition, he was the first Grand Bahamian selected in the draft. Bahamas Minister of Youth Sports and Culture Charles Maynard and Minister of Works and Transport Neko C Grant congratulated Rolle on his historic achievement.

Magnum Rolle Net Worth

Magnum is one of the richest Basketball Player from Bahamas. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Magnum Rolle's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: January 13, 2024)

Magnum Rolle, a professional basketball player from Bahamian who was born February 23, 1986, is the last time he played for the Nakhon Path Mad Goat of Thailand Basketball League. Born in Freeport (Bahamas), Rolle didn’t play basketball until his freshman year at high school. His coach, Darrel Sears, taught him how to play basketball. Rolle moved to North Carolina’s Laurinburg Institute after his senior year at St. George’s. He was instrumental in leading the team to an undefeated record, and winning the national prep school championship. He was a five-star prospect from Laurinburg and committed to playing at Louisiana State University (LSU).

Rolle was forced to redshirt the 2007–08 season due to transfer rules. In his first game as a Bulldog, on November 15, 2008, he registered nine rebounds and eight points, including four consecutive points within the last minute, to propel Louisiana Tech past Louisiana-Lafayette, 61–59. Rolle’s first double-double came against Grambling State on November 18, with 12 points and 14 rebounds. He led the team in scoring with a then-career high of 17 points in a blowout 78–55 loss to #10 UCLA on December 28, while also contributing seven rebounds. On January 29, 2009, Rolle had a perfect night from the field, shooting 11-for-11 with 23 points. In a 60–52 defeat at the hands of Utah State on February 7, Rolle fell and injured his hip early in the game, but he came back later to finish with eight points. He had a season high 25 points to go along with 11 rebounds and four blocked shots in leading the Bulldogs to a victory over Murray State 69–60 on February 21. In the next game, an 80–71 win over New Mexico State, Rolle equalled his season high in points (25) and grabbed 12 rebounds.

During the 2009–10 season, Rolle started 33 games, in 24 of which he scored in double figures and in 11 of which he had double-doubles. He rejected more shots than anyone else in the WAC, averaging 2.1 blocks per game, and finished fourth in career blocked shots at Louisiana Tech despite playing there for only two seasons. Rolle also posted averages of 8.4 rebounds per game, third in the WAC (behind Luke Babbitt of Nevada and Chis Oakes of San Jose State), and 13.9 points per game, 12th in the WAC. His field goal percentage was 51.1, tied with Babbitt for third in conference and behind Tai Wesley of Utah State and Ike Okoye of Boise State. At the conclusion of the season, Rolle was named to the Lefty Driesell All-America Defensive Team, All-WAC Defensive Team, All-WAC Second Team, and All-Louisiana Second Team. He graduated from Louisiana Tech with a bachelor’s degree in sociology in March 2010, becoming the first person in his family to earn a degree.

Ethnicity, religion & political views

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During the 2008–09 season, Rolle started 30 games for the Bulldogs and averaged 12.2 points, 7.2 rebounds, and 1.7 blocks per game. He registered five double-doubles while scoring in excess of 10 points on 18 occasions. After the season, Rolle was named to the All-WAC Defensive Team and All-WAC Newcomer Team. In addition, the Louisiana Sports Writers Association recognized Rolle as a member of the All-Louisiana third team. Louisiana Tech teammate Kyle Gibson was named to its first team.

Who is Magnum Rolle Dating?

According to our records, Magnum Rolle is possibily single & has not been previously engaged. As of January 13, 2024, Magnum Rolle’s is not dating anyone.

Rolle briefly flirted with the 2009 NBA Draft. He declared for early entry in the draft, but did not hire an agent. After talking to NBA spokespeople, who said he was a borderline second-round selection, Rolle considered staying in college an extra year to earn a degree. He eventually pulled his name out of the draft, thus ensuring his college eligibility.

Height, Weight & Body Measurements

Magnum Rolle height 6 ft 11 in Magnum weight 107 kg & body measurements will update soon.

Rolle came off the bench on a team that reached the Final Four in his freshman campaign. After his sophomore year, he transferred to Louisiana Tech in 2007 and was forced to skip the 2007–08 season as a redshirt. While a junior, Rolle tripled his points-per-game average from 4.0 to 12.2. He was named to the All-WAC (Western Athletic Conference) Defensive Team and All-WAC Newcomer Team. In his senior year, he led the WAC in blocks and finished fourth in career blocked shots at Louisiana Tech despite playing only two seasons.

In the 2010 NBA Development League Draft, held on November 1, Rolle was chosen with the third overall pick by the Maine Red Claws. The Red Claws were the affiliated team of the Boston Celtics and the Charlotte Bobcats. According to Red Claws general manager Jon Jennings, several D-League teams thought he had the most upside of anyone on the draft.

Facts & Trivia

Magnum Ranked on the list of most popular Basketball Player. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Bahamas. Magnum Rolle celebrates birthday on February 23 of every year.

Rolle played well in the 2010 Orlando Summer League, garnering averages of 28 minutes, 13.4 points, seven rebounds, and two blocked shots per game. On opening day of the summer league, the Pacers beat the Orlando Magic 86–77 behind Rolle’s 13 points, five rebounds, two blocks, and a steal. In the second game, an 80–69 loss to the New Jersey Nets, Rolle scored nine points, brought down three rebounds, and rejected three shots. Against the Utah Jazz, Rolle’s 10 points, eight rebounds, and four blocks facilitated an 83–74 Pacers win. The fourth game, which The Bahamas Tribune said was the most thrilling of the summer league, featured a 27-point deficit erased by Indiana for a comeback win over the Boston Celtics. Rolle had a double-double, with 19 points and 11 boards. The Pacers and him wrapped up the Orlando Summer League with a 77–73 defeat by the Oklahoma City Thunder, in which Rolle posted 16 points, eight rebounds and two blocks.

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