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Oklahoma forward Blake Griffin will give up his final two years of eligibility and head to the NBA after a sophomore season that ended with him being recognized as college basketball's top player. Griffin announced his decision Tuesday at a campus news conference alongside coach Jeff Capel, saying it was time to take his game to the next level...
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One things for sure.. they*re aren*t any Andrew Bynum*s in this years draft.. Meaning: A Diamond in the rough!!
In Kansas City, another ex-Dukie, Mike Gminski, saw Griffin live for the first time and "was just blown away by his body,” Capel said.
Gminski called Griffin the prototypical NBA power forward. The Sooners went to Memphis, and another NBA-ex, Clark Kellogg, echoed the same thing.
"I think he’s going to be a better pro than he was a college player,” Capel said