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Did You See This? Ohio State’s Craft
Written by BTN.com staff-
posted on
12/14/11 @ 9:47pm
in Men's Basketball, Ohio State
Ohio State point guard Aaron Craft has plenty of brains to go along with his skills on the hardwood. As it’s been reported recently, the sophomore sensation received the first “B” of his academic career last year. And it was a B-plus in chemistry, so it’s not like he should feel bad. On Tuesday, Craft was caught doing a Rubik’s Cube with one hand while conducting a phone interview with CBSSports.com’s Jeff Goodman. So, naturally, BTN asked Craft to give the Rubik’s Cube a try in front of one of our cameras Wednesday. He succeeded. In just more than a minute, too. Watch the video now.
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Not surprised – he always had a Rubik’s Cube in high school he was playing with. He’d sit at the girl’s basketball games watching his girlfriend and sister play and worked on a Rubik’s Cube the whole time.
Our family loves watching this kid play. He is so exciting to watch!
Just another reason why my 11 year old son absolutely is inspired by Aaron!!! Keep up the great work and realize you are a great role model for younger children!!! Thank you being one I feel safe with him watching and mimicking!!
love you aaron craft your my favoirte and my hero!!i play basketball as well in high school and i love watching you and finally met my idol last weekend at yor game!
He is one heck of a ball player. i am so proud that he is a BUCKEYE. He’s so great to watch and makes the game so exciting. Can not say enough about him.
I bought my son a Rubik’s Cube and told him Aaron gets it done in less than 2 minutes. Thanks for the video. I now have the proof to show him. Craft is an awesome representative for the university epitomizing the term “student-athlete”. Go Bucks!
Go forth young man, you are a blessing to watch. May all your dreams come true. Amy
Aaron is my favorite basketball player in the world. I want to be just like him. I got to see him play in LA for the sweet sixteen and the elite eight. He waved at me while everyone else ignored me. He is a great person. I really want him to go far in his life. He is very smart too.