Rod Griffin

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Statistics

SEASONS

GP

FG%

FT%

RPG

APG

PPG

1974-75 Wake Forest

25

49.0

66.0

7.6

1.1

13.9

1975-76 Wake Forest

27

51.8

75.6

9.0

1.0

17.9

1976-77 Wake Forest

26

62.1

78.2

8.6

1.1

20.5

1977-78 Wake Forest

29

57.3

71.7

10.0

1.1

21.5

DIV I Totals

107

55.2

73.5

8.9

1.1

18.6

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+1 #9 Dockee 2019-11-27 01:41
Quoting giu957:
He did not play in NBA but in Italy in a little town FORLI in italian league. He was a great talent.His nick was black panter. He married a italian woman and now he is coaching in the low division of italian basketball

You must be on crack! He clearly played a few years in the NBA. Learn how to google! Dumbass
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+4 #8 Marco 2018-08-29 17:13
I'm from Forlì (Italy), where Rod played for many season when i was just a kid ... since then only few players are still in our hearts, and Rod is one of them
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+2 #7 Rabonchild 2017-08-07 23:35
I played one year on the baseball team with Rod. He once pitched a one hitter and lost O-1. Loved watching him play basketball. A great role model. He practiced hand/eye coordination playing ping pong and improved his leaping by jumping a broom placed between two chairs.
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0 #6 Greg 2017-05-16 21:28
I remember watching him on television in ACC games as a kid. He was dominate, I cannot imagine why he didn't make it in the NBA atleast a few seasons. He could attack with power, speed, and shoot the ball. He was like a man among boys in college. At the time I didn't even know he was from fairmont I grew up near there.
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+1 #5 mike king 2017-03-24 21:10
I was lucky enough to watch Rod Griffin play for Wake at the old Winston-Salem Coliseum. He was a true power player, and when he decided he was going to take the ball to the basket other players would be advised to get out of his way or pay the price. I never understood why he didn't make it in the NBA. He was only 6-7, but played a lot bigger. I remember his final home game when they gave him his framed jersey. Sad day when Rod Griffin played his final game for the Old Gold and Black. He was special to watch, and it was a lot of fun being a Wake Forest fan when Rod Griffin was in Winston. I hope he's had a great life since finishing college.
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+4 #4 Davidson 2010-04-08 14:37
I played for Davidson College nack in the day - and my senior year we played Wake at Wake - and toward the end of the game Rod Griffin came down on a fast break and dunked so hard that the ball hit me on the back of the head and bounced about 10 rows up into the stands under the basket. I had to go get it to in-bounds the ball. It was embarrassing but one of the most awesome moments of my career!
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+4 #3 giu957 2010-04-04 08:46
He did not play in NBA but in Italy in a little town FORLI in italian league. He was a great talent.His nick was black panter. He married a italian woman and now he is coaching in the low division of italian basketball
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+3 #2 stephanie Thompson 2010-03-31 12:08
I grew up next door to him and he played with my brothers behind my grandmas's house. Awesome Guy..
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+1 #1 FAIRMONT 2010-01-22 07:43
[smiley=happy]WISH I COULD HAVE SEEN HIM PLAY IN THE NBA.
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