just remember this, recruitniks

[Flintheart Glomgold]

in 2007, our very own blake griffin arrived as the 23rd-rated player in the country. at #8 that year was a guy who could barely tie his own shoes: deandre jordan.

trust our coaching staff. trust their instincts, and trust their scouting.

 

[thebigabd]

Blake Griffin was probably #23 because he played 2A basketball, so they werent sure about him.

 

[Seymore Cox]

Blake was 23rd because guys like Singler and others were going to Duke. Also Blake's class was a talent stacked group.

 

[OULad]

That was a great class.

 

[BigTime]

in 2007, our very own blake griffin arrived as the 23rd-rated player in the country. at #8 that year was a guy who could barely tie his own shoes: deandre jordan.

trust our coaching staff. trust their instincts, and trust their scouting.

It just goes to show that ranking recruits is far from an exact science.

 

[SoonerMatt27]

It just goes to show that ranking recruits is far from an exact science.

an outstanding class, at least 10 potential nba all stars and the class as a whole was very solid

 

[Seymore Cox]

an outstanding class, at least 10 potential nba all stars and the class as a whole was very solid

That class has more NBA all stars than the next three classes combined.

 

[gracefor24]

Actually, the RSCI had Blake as the #16 prospect in the country. At the time he probably should have been around 8-10. He has made incredible improvements, more than even the OU coaching staff expected I think.

 

[BigTime]

an outstanding class, at least 10 potential nba all stars and the class as a whole was very solid

It really was an amazing class. It will be fun watching them battle it out at the next level.

 

[Cheno]

I'm going to miss the Beast. What a great, great player and young man!

 

[Seymore Cox]

The beast only played 4 minutes versus Kansas in his career. A stat pointed out by Ms.ProudSooner.

 

[BigTime]

The beast only played 4 minutes versus Kansas in his career. A stat pointed out by Ms.ProudSooner.

That sucks.

 

[BoulderSooner]

in 2007, our very own blake griffin arrived as the 23rd-rated player in the country. at #8 that year was a guy who could barely tie his own shoes: deandre jordan.

trust our coaching staff. trust their instincts, and trust their scouting.

the guy you said couldn't tie his shoes will play, baring injury, as many years in the NBA as Blake