This is Blake Griffin dunking on Michigan

Posted on March 21, 2009 by epohnl| 2 Comments

Michigan’s Zack Novak stood his ground with Blake Griffin coming at him on the break – not smart.  Here is Blake Griffin unleashing another spectacular dunk…

Griffin scored 33 points and grabbed 17 rebounds to lead (2) Oklahoma to a 73-63 win over (10) Michigan.  The Wolverines showed the Sooners what physical play is all about, essentially beating the hell out of Griffin.

Manny Harris struggled for Michigan, finishing with 11 points on 3-9 shooting.  DeShawn Sims and Anthony Wright played well, but the Wolverines simply couldn’t stop Blake Griffin.

Oklahoma will be tough to stop if its role players step up.  Austin Johnson and Willie Warren played well, but Oklahoma needs more from Crocker and Juan Pattillo.

The long sleeves aren’t helping Crocker’s shot.  He is shooting just 39 percent this season after shooting around 45 percent during his first two seasons in Norman.

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2 Responses to This is Blake Griffin dunking on Michigan

  1. Ryan | March 22, 2009 at 12:54 PM |

    Nasty stuff. Griffin is the most dominating player in college basketball by far.

    Ryan

  2. evandril | March 24, 2009 at 7:27 PM |

    @ Ryan

    I believe the proper use of that term is “dominate”.

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