Cameron McGriff
Cameron McGriff, born on September 30, 1997, in Grand Prairie, Texas, is an American basketball player. Standing 2.01m tall and weighing 104 kg, he plays as a forward. He attended South Grand Prairie High School in his hometown before pursuing a notable collegiate career. McGriff played college basketball for Oklahoma State University from 2016 to 2020. During his time with the Cowboys, he consistently contributed to the team. His statistics include a field goal percentage (FG%) of .480 in 2017-18, .381 in 2018-19, and .450 in 2019-20, with a career average of .427. From the free-throw line, he shot .865 in 2017-18, .764 in 2018-19, and .832 in 2019-20, with a career average of .802. His three-point percentage (3P%) was .368, .298, and .308 in those respective seasons, with a career average of .313. He played a total of 132 games during his collegiate career. After his four years at Oklahoma State, McGriff entered the 2020 NBA Draft but went undrafted. Despite this, he continued his professional career. In October 2025, he signed a training camp contract with the Utah Jazz, as reported by Andy Larsen of The Salt Lake Tribune. He also most recently played for the Utah Jazz in the NBA Summer League. In addition to his NBA aspirations, McGriff has been active in the G League. In a trade between the Noblesville Boom and the Salt Lake City Stars, the Boom acquired a 2025 G League Draft 1st Round pick and the return rights to Jaedon LeDee, while Salt Lake City acquired the return rights to Cameron McGriff. He is represented by the Stacey Leawood agency. Furthermore, he played for the Edmonton Stingers in 2025, where he was listed as a forward. His journey highlights a determined professional career after his college stint, showcasing his continued presence in various basketball leagues.
