Could Illini power forward Tyler Griffey be the new Mark Titus? You know Titus, the former walk-on for the Ohio State Buckeyes who blogged about his basketball-related experiences at his site ‘Club Trillion’.
Learn more about him here Today, Titus writes for ESPN’s new site, Grantland.com
Unlike Titus, Griffey is a starter, and key contributor for his team. And he has different career goals. But they do share Big Ten Blogsmanship.
“It’s kind of taken a side step to a couple of side projects I’ve been working on, but with the Twitter ban looming I’ll need somewhere to outlet my thoughts,” Griffey responded when I asked him about his blog at media day.
He wasn’t at liberty to discuss his side projects at the time. Here’s how Griffey describes himself/his blog Chew Softly
I tell stories, collaborations of thoughts really, that explain to you who I am and what I’m all about. My unique way of viewing life, can be discovere...
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