Roger's Keys to Success:

When you ask Roger what helped him with his success in basketball he will tell you it all starts in the classroom. Roger was an ACC honor roll student at the University of Virginia before declaring for the draft in 2002. He credits listening to parents and role models.
After being drafted number 31 by the Chicago Bulls, Roger  re injured his shoulder which required surgery and had to sit out the entire year. It took eight months to recover. During that time Roger didn't focus on the injury or bad luck,  but how he would continue to improve his game. He was traded to the Toronto Raptors and shortly after found himself doing a brief stint in Europe. With more playing time  allowed in Europe, Roger found the time to hone his skills and that he did.

Humble beginnings paid off, Roger played with the Wizards and showed his skills in 2007, this year his game has moved to San Antonio where Roger continues to show his 3 point accuracy. Since being with the Spurs he has  been a major key in their success.

Back home for camp again, come meet Roger and the staff for another year of camp fun.