Baylor QB a dual threat
Had he been a split second faster over the summer, Robert Griffin would not have made it to Baylor’s fall camp.
He would have been in Beijing competing for an Olympic medal.
For now, Griffin will have to settle with being Baylor’s most exciting football player since Mike Singletary made mincemeat of opposing running backs in the late 1970s.
Griffin, a world-class hurdler who doubles as a qu...
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