Brittney Griner 2010 Season Stats

This has been a great year for Brittney Griner.  I was expecting a little higher rebounds per game but I think that will develop as she gets older and stronger. Can complain about the blocks 88 already in January though.
Brittney Griner
2009-10 Baylor Lady Bears


Games played 15
mins: 29.7
ppg: 19.4
fg%: 55.3
ft%: 70.3
rbs: 9.1 per game
blks: 5.8 per game
stls: 1.6 per game

Griner dunks twice, No.5 Baylor rolls 99-18

Griner scored 26 points and became the second player to dunk more than once in a women’s college game. Tennessee’s Candace Parker had two dunks against Army on March 19, 2005.
Griner also had eight rebounds and three blocked shots to help Mulkey get her 250th win. The blocks gave Griner the Baylor record for blocks in a season with 87, just 14 games in.

Brittney Griner Open 2009 with 25 BLOCKS in one game and a triple double

It seems there is a downside to setting a national high-school girls basketball record for most blocks in a game.
"Everybody was teasing me after the game," said Brittney Griner, the record-setter, "because I had more blocks than I had points, and more blocks than the other team had points."
The newly minted Baylor signee had 21 points, 13 rebounds and 25 blocked shots as Nimitz of Houston beat Alief Hastings 69-18 last Tuesday. The 6-foot-8 Griner's 25 snuffs eclipsed the national mark of 23 by Myeisha Jones of Oakland (Calif.) Claremont against Oakland Tech in 1997. Jones went on to play at Merritt College and UNLV.

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Brittney Griner Height: 6'7"
High School: Nimitz (Houston, TX)
State: Texas
Position: C
PPG: 23
Position Rank: 2
Nat'l Rank: 2
Rating:
Class: 2009

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Bio

Averaged 23 points, 11 rebounds, 6 blocks as sophomore at Nimitz (Houston, TX)

At the tender age of 16, prep

Brittney Griner's fame began growing as a 15 year old sophomore on January 24, 2007 when a YouTuber posted a video of her dunking six times in a team practice game. That Internet video has since spread like wildfire elevating her to near legendary status.

Through the first 25 games of the 2006-2007 season, Griner averaged 23 points, 10.5 rebounds and 6.1 blocks. She also shot 65 percent from the field. At that point the team was (20-5). Her efforts were particularly surprising because three of the Cougars starters were sidelined by injuries and she was constantly double-and-triple-teamed.

As a sophomore in one of her triple-double games she scored 32 points, 16 rebounds and 13 blocks as the Cougars defeated Houston Memorial, 49-38.

2007-2008 Junior Season:
According to sources, Brittney Griner leads Texas 5A girls basketball in points, rebounds and blocks, and is the number two ranked junior in the nation. To date she has led her team to a 28-7 winning record averaging 25 points, 12.4 rebounds, and 6.5 blocks per game. She is also shooting 63 percent from the field and thus far has posted 4 triple-doubles and 30 double-doubles

Brittney Griner has finally chosen her college. She will be attending Baylor University. Baylor University is Ranked 2nd is womens "Big 12" basketball. Her overwhelming combination of defense and offense just might be what the Baylor Bears need to rank 1st and win the championship.

If Brittney Griner her 6'11 expectation she will be the biggest player in Big 12 and women's basketball.

Brittney Griner attended Baylor's women's basketball camp over the weekend and knew she wanted to become a Lady Bear. She can't sign a letter of intent until November 2008. Until then, oral commitments are non-binding.

Brittney Griner said that won't be a problem, though.

"Absolutely. I'm staying with Baylor," Griner said. "Nobody can change my mind. I haven't heard anything from any other coach."

Baylor coaches cannot comment on recruits, according to NCAA rules. Brittney Griner said she chose Baylor over Tennessee because she wants her family to attend as many games as possible.

After her signing ceremony Wednesday, Griner left the Nimitz school library, ducking underneath the door frame so as not to bump her head. In contrast, there appears to be no ceiling for her potential as a basketball player.
Tuesday night, on the eve of her signing, Griner set a national record by blocking 25 shots in a season-opening win over Alief Hastings.
She added 13 rebounds and 21 points, including eight points on rim-rattling, crowd-pleasing dunks.
It’s in those above-the-rim throwdowns where Griner sets herself apart from the typical recruit. Though players like WNBA stars Lisa Leslie and Candace Parker have proven to be dunking pioneers in the women’s game, Griner is unique in that she doesn’t need an unencumbered path to the basket in order to hammer one down.