Rodney Anderson’s mother Jobie Conner Anderson

Jobie Conner Anderson

Meet Jobie Conner Anderson; mother of Oklahoma Sooners player Rodney Anderson. Her son is the 6’2” runningback who has been in the center of a rape accusation; where the alleged victim also filed an emergency order of protection against Anderson.

 

Rodney’s mom is Jobie Anderson; she was born Jobie Annette Conner on November 3, 1969, in Texas.

She attended Perryton High School in Perryton, TX and graduated class of 1988.

Subsequently attendes West Texas A$M University.

Jobie and her husband Rob Anderson tied the knot in 1995.

Jobie conner anderson

In addition to son Rodney, Jobie Anderson haa two more sons Ryder and Nichloas (Nic).

Mrs. Anderson is the owner of What’s Popping Popcorn; she also works for AdvoCare International.

 



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Miva is a content creator and the author behind the popular website fabwags.com, which covers the personal lives of professional athletes and their significant others. She has a passion for sports and a talent for researching and sharing interesting details about the people who make sports news. With a keen eye for fashion and an interest in celebrities, Miva's writing often includes juicy tidbits about the fashion and lifestyle choices of her subjects. Her engaging writing style has made fabwags.com a go-to source for fans who want to know more about the people behind the sports headlines.