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Oden needs just one arm to put opponents away

By Pat Forde
ESPN.com

Saturday, December 16, 2006

INDIANAPOLIS -- Greg Oden has played three games of college basketball, all of them with one hand tied behind his back. His surgically repaired and heavily taped right wrist might not be fully healed before he's doing the grip-and-grin with David Stern as the No. 1 pick in the 2007 NBA draft. And it might not matter. Three games in, it's time to abandon understatement and speak the staggering truth: Seventy-five percent of Oden could be enough to lift Ohio State to the national championship. ...

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