Why is rondo headband upside down

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As expected, Gruden leads with a claim for intentional interference with contractual relations. Gruden [more]. Because that was a big problem. A lot of NBA players wear headbands, but the Celtics Rajon Rondo may be the most famous practitioner of the upside down logo. He is not alone, a number of NBA players do it. Maybe a little way to stick it to the man, since they have to wear NBA-issued headbands.

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U17 WC. U20 WC. UAE Super Cup. UEFA Nations. Women's Olympics. World Cup. Anaheim Ducks. Arizona Coyotes. Boston Bruins. Buffalo Sabres. Calgary Flames. Carolina Hurricanes. Chicago Blackhawks. Because there was something missing on Rajon Rondo's notes head Tuesday night as he took to the court against the Heat. A headband. Not even a right-side-up version. How can you tell it's an upside-down headband? Well, about a decade ago, when headbands were starting to come back into vogue after a year or so absence, the NBA decided to cash in, and replace all the team-issued headbands they provided free of charge to their players, with a version that featured the famous NBA logo on top of the team colors.

And you had to wear the logo'd version, for fear of a fine. Rasheed Wallace notes took it to the man by turning his headband inside-out, but the league came down on that, so Rasheed stopped. We didn't really hear a peep about the logo'd headbands for a few years after that, until , when it became obvious that quite a few players were following Rondo's example and turning the logo upside down. We even posted about it, in BDL's early days. Most of the players listed haven't really played much in the years since that post, while one guy J.

Smith notes has dumped the headband altogether. But Rondo carried on, upside down all the way, with Jerry West facing downward on national TV dozens of times a year as the C's made it to the finals two out of the last three years. But not anymore. Because he's been asked not to do it, by the league.