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In 2006, Kerry established The RHODES Foundation to address the Reaffirming Hopes Of Dream Endearing Scholars living in America’s impoverished neighborhoods. The foundation’s mission supports the educational and financial advancement of young people in underserved high schools nationwide. An event to launch The RHODES Foundation was held on July 19, 2006 at The 40/40 Club in New York sponsored by VIBE , Hpnotiq, MyVibe.tv, Ideal PR, The 40/40 Club and Uptown Model Management. It was attended by some of fashion and entertainment’s top names, including Laveranues Coles, Jessica White, Donell Jones, Anthony Mackie, Camille McDonald from America's Next Top Model, Cycle 2 and others.
In 2007 Kerry kicked off his 1st Annual Celebrity Charity Basketball Game and weekend in Bessemer Alabama which received over 25 celebrity participants and supporters including Angell Conwell (Actress - The Wash, Baby Boy, Soul Plane), Melody Thornton (Singer - Pussycat Dolls), Larry Johnson (NFL), Jonathan Vilma (NFL), Carl Payne (Actor - Martin), Razz B (Singer - B2K) Wesley Jonathan (Actor - Roll Bounce), D Woods (Singer - Danity Kane), Marcus Paulk (Actor - Moesha), KeKe Wyatt (Singer), Drew Sidora (Actress - White Chicks, Wild Hogs) among many others.
Kerry, through his Rhodes Foundations implements "Catching With Kids" in New York neighborhood schools encouraging students through football and general skills how to advance and "catch" all opportunities against all odds.
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JETS -- Safety Kerry Rhodes was fined $5,000 by the NFL for throwing a ball into the stands following an interception against Carolina. After the first of his two interceptions in the Jets' win last
- Jets' Rhodes fined $5K for tossing ball in stands (sports.yahoo.com)
Fans and Players Show support for Kerry Rhodes after his game against the Panthers.
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"I shall be telling this with a sigh..." -- Robert Frost, 1920.
New York Jets safety Kerry Rhodes sent a message on Sunday that didn't take 140 characters or fewer against the Carolina Panthers.
The avid tweeter delivered a two-interception performance to stamp a final exclamation point on a tumultuous week that started with a demotion. Jets coach Rex Ryan had removed the fifth-year safety from his base 3-4 packages.
Yet, Rhodes still didn't...
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Although it might be nothing more than a simple slip of the tongue, did Kerry Rhodes tell the press that he’s expecting to be on the open market this offseason?
Jets S Kerry Rhodes said yesterday that Ryan told him he’ll play in more packages tomorrow against the Bills and his benching was a ”learning thing.” [...]
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S Eric Smith
On Carolina’s offense…
We knew they were going to run the ball a lot, but we knew the front seven were going to do a good job stopping it. When we saw run, we were kind of playing pass and then just picking up where the guys up front didn’t.
On if he spoke with [...]
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y finished out his first season at Louisville with 10 tackles, two pass breakups and an interception. As a reserve in 2002, he had 18 tackles (12 solos), a forced fumble, two pass deflections, a blocked kick and an interception. Kerry took over chores as a free safety in 2003 and registered a career high with a sack, 82 tackles (61 solos) and three stops for losses. In 2004, He closed out his college career with 167 tackles (101 solos), a 12-yard sack, 18 pass deflections and 11 interceptions for 106 yards in returns. Rhodes was accorded first-team All-Conference USA honors that same year.
