Mike Grinnon

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Mike Grinnon is a former Maryland Terrapins basketball player who played four seasons from 2001–2005, including the 2002 NCAA tournament which Maryland won. He stood 6'6", weighed 225 pounds, and played forward. He is the only men's basketball player in Terrapins history to have won both the national championship and ACC tournament. He is famed for hitting two clutch free throws late in the ACC tournament title game against Duke despite rarely playing for the majority of the season.

Mike Grinnon is currently living in Northern Virginia.

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1 Byron Mouton \| 3 Juan Dixon \| 4 Earl Badu \| 12 Drew Nicholas \| 21 Mike Grinnon \| 25 Steve Blake \| 33 Ryan Randle \| 35 Lonny Baxter \| 45 Tahj Holden \| 54 Chris Wilcox Coach Gary Williams