Despite the basketball scenario not going as desired, DJ Rodman is taking major strides academically. And he has got all his family members extending their support to him. Dennis Rodman‘s 23-year-old son shared his recent academic achievement through an Instagram post. From his father’s ex-wife, Carmen Electra, to his half-sister, Teyana Lima, everyone reached out to congratulate DJ.

Notably, DJ Rodman recently completed his master’s from the University of Southern California (USC). “Mama!! I MASTER-ed Life,” read the caption to his IG post. The post featured photos of DJ Rodman in what seems to be his convocation ceremony attire. The photos also include his mother Michelle Rodman and his half-sister Teyana Lima.

Meanwhile, Dennis Rodman’s ex-wife, Carmen Electra, took this moment as an opportunity to extend her best wishes for the 23-year-old. “Congratz DJ! so proud of u,” she commented on the IG post. DJ’s sister and US soccer star, Trinity Rodman, also showed her happiness on the occasion, commenting, “So proud of my wittle bro.”

The USC Trojans star’s half-sister Teyana also extended her support for her brother, as she commented, “Love you and I’m so proud.” Apart from this, she also uploaded an IG story that included an extended congratulatory message for DJ. “My baby brother got his Master today… Couldn’t be more proud of you dude! @dj rodman,” read the caption to her story. With the academic side covered for now, it is to be seen what DJ Rodman brings to the court.

A quick recap of DJ Rodman’s college basketball career so far

DJ started college basketball with the Washington State Cougars, and the stats have not been on his side from the very start. In his first season with the Cougars, he averaged just 1.7 points, 1.9 rebounds, and 0.3 assists. The only positive side to his game was his decent free throw percentage at 60.0.

Subsequently, he played three more seasons for Washington State and averaged 5.5 points, and 4.0 rebounds per game in his total 4 seasons for the college. Although not so stark, there was an improvement in his final season with the team where he averaged 9.6 points, and 5.8 rebounds for the team.

After his fourth season with the Cougars, DJ Rodman entered the transfer portal and joined the University of Southern California. He joined the USC Trojans in 2023, but the last season wasn’t as good for both DJ and the team. Notably, the Trojans failed to qualify for the March Madness and also had a terrible Pac-12 tournament run. But since this was DJ’s first year with the team and now that he is sorted on the academic front, it is to be seen what the next season brings.