Blake Griffin played like an overall number one pick in his NBA debut. Granted it was a game in the Las Vegas Summer League, but he would’ve gotten crushed if he looked weak so props where props are due. After the game Griffin got on the Clippers‘ team bus and gave an interview to DeAndre Jordan. Read the full story

If past performance is indicative of future results Blake Griffin is screwed. The Los Angeles Clippers are the Bermuda Triangle of NBA franchises, and their selection of Griffin with the overall number one pick in June’s NBA Draft guarantees Blake’s career will disappear. It might be injuries, it might be management, but something is gonna go wrong with his career. It’s physics.

Before Blake Griffin’s future was ruined by the Clipper Curse, the 6-foot-8-inch power forward battled 6-foot-4-inch guard Willie Warren in a dunk contest at an OU practice. I apologize in advance for the short, grainy videos. Read the full story

The Subway sandwich franchise has embraced the sports as fast-food restaurants tend to do. Except they’re not selling team oriented cups or value meals; they’re hiring the sports figures to push their products. We’ve seen pitchman Jared Fogle team up with Reggie Bush, and Michael Strahan, and Subway sponsors the Sports Guy’s podcast on ESPN.

Jared’s newest running mate is the 2009 number one overall pick Blake Griffin. I posted the video of Jared and Blake shooting it out S-U-B-W-A-Y style yesterday, but here’s the less New Yorkcentric remix. Read the full story

Blake Griffin will be the number one overall pick of the Los Angeles Clippers on Thursday, an honor that has only been bestowed upon Danny Manning and Michael Olowokandi.

Before joining the lovable, dysfunctional Clipper family, Griffin took on Jared Fogle in a game of S-U-B-W-A-Y at The Cage in New York. Read the full story

The Los Angeles Clippers won the NBA Draft Lottery Tuesday evening, a feat the franchise has accomplished three times since 1988. LA’s other team selected Danny Manning first overall in 1988, and Michael Olowokandi first in 1998. Is Blake Griffin going to be their 2009 selection? Read the full story

When you’re the 15-seeded team being lead to the proverbial slaughter in a first round match-up with the two-seed, you pray for the best and hope God answers your begging with a Hampton over Iowa St. type victory.

If that doesn’t work, you can go out like Morgan State forward Ameer Ali who flipped Blake Griffin of Oklahoma and was then sent to the showers.

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