Kenneth Faried
Professional basketball player
Born
November 19th, 1989
35 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
United States
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A professional basketball player active primarily in the NBA, contributed to multiple teams during the career. Gained recognition for his time with the Denver Nuggets, where showcased skills as a power forward known for rebounding and energy on the court. Played college basketball at Morehead State University, earning All-American honors and leading the team to the NCAA Tournament in 2011. After leaving the Nuggets, continued playing in the NBA and overseas, adapting to various teams and leagues. Participated in international competitions, representing the United States in FIBA tournaments.
Played for the Denver Nuggets
Led NCAA in rebounding during college
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