Jalen Rose
American basketball player · United States · On the map · Basketball Players · Born 1973 · age 53
He was one-fifth of the Fab Five, Michigan's brash freshman class that changed college basketball's style and swagger, then played 13 NBA seasons - most memorably pushing the Pacers to the 2000 Finals alongside Reggie Miller.
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Reggie Miller Teammate at Indiana Pacers, 1996-2002
LeBron James Co-founded More Than a Vote
Queen Latifah Produced Just Wright (2010)
Chris Mullin Teammate at Indiana Pacers, 1997-2000
Chris Webber Teammate at Michigan Wolverines men's basketball, 1991-1993
Jermaine O'Neal Teammate at Indiana Pacers, 2000-2002
Trae Young Co-founded More Than a Vote
Rik Smits Teammate at Indiana Pacers, 1996-2000
Žan Tabak Teammate at Indiana Pacers, 1999-2001
Juwan Howard Teammate at Michigan Wolverines men's basketball, 1991-1994
Sam Perkins Teammate at Indiana Pacers, 1999-2001
Skylar Diggins-Smith Co-founded More Than a Vote
Fred Hoiberg Teammate at Indiana Pacers, 1996-1999
Jeff Foster Teammate at Indiana Pacers, 1999-2002
Jimmy King Teammate at Michigan Wolverines men's basketball, 1991-1994- Eric Riley Teammate at Michigan Wolverines men's basketball, 1991-1993
Mark Pope Teammate at Indiana Pacers, 1997-1999
Ray Jackson Teammate at Michigan Wolverines men's basketball, 1991-1994
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Jalen Anthony Rose was born January 30, 1973, and arrived at the University of Michigan in 1991 as part of the Fab Five - Chris Webber, Juwan Howard, Jimmy King, and Ray Jackson - a freshman class that reached back-to-back NCAA championship games in 1992 and 1993. He turned pro and spent 13 years in the NBA as a small forward for six teams, landing his longest and best stretch with the Indiana Pacers, where he and Reggie Miller led three straight Eastern Conference finals runs and made the 2000 NBA Finals. He retired in 2007 averaging 14.3 points, 3.8 assists, and 3.5 rebounds per game. Rose moved to the broadcast booth as a sports analyst for ABC and ESPN, working NBA Countdown and Get Up! and co-hosting Jalen & Jacoby with David Jacoby until late 2022. He founded the Jalen Rose Leadership Academy, wrote the New York Times bestseller Got to Give the People What They Want, and produced the ESPN documentary The Fab Five.
