RocketFan85

Griffin played for Seton Hall back in 00-01. I never got to see any games of him play in college. When Griffin came into the league he was suppose to be the great player with unlimted potential. And so far he has not leaved up to his potentail. Anyway I was wondering if any fellow Big East follower seen him play much in college. He show flashes a being a good NBA player, but I would like to see what people thought about him while he played at Seton Hall. Do you think he has what it it takes to be a star in this league?

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JuniorNoboa

He was a punk who worried about getting his stats and very little else. He fought with his teammates. Unlike a Carmelo Anthony, he never bought into the team concept, and was not respected by his teammates.

That being said, he was a spectacular player, and the Rockets at the time, were beleived to have a steal for trading for him for the #10, #18 and #21 (Those might not be the exact picks). I thought it was a steal too, thinking that Griffin should have been higher then a 7.

Looking back the Nets picks of Jefferson, Collins and Armstrong are much better then Griffin, who seems to content with hanging outside.

OwnTheBlocks

from an individual standpoint, eddie griffin was a force in college

however he was not a team player and popped ty shine in the locker room

his stats were around 17, 11, and 4 blocks as a freshman

he has been nowhere near as impressive in the nba and needs to toughen up to stick around when his contract expires

Four_Season_Hustler

awesome player in college probly one of the top ten freshman ever in the big east then he just wore out..

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BarrettTZ12

Incredible talent in college. Was the go-to-guy on a Seton Hall team with big expectations. But had reluctancy to play a team and a habit of hovering around the 3 point arc to impress pro scouts. Really selfish. Punched PG Ty Shine in the face following a loss in which he didn't get the ball in the closing seconds. His attitude in combination with Tommy Amaker being a total a**hole tore that talented team apart. I'm happy he's underachieving in the pros. He deserves it.