Tiny Gallon doesn't fit the mold of the typical one-and-done college basketball player jumping to the NBA. His choice to leave Oklahoma wasn't entirely his own. Once the Sooners' season ended, Gallon found himself at the heart of an NCAA investigation that put his eligibility in question. He had to decide whether to stay in school with the possibility that he wouldn't be able to play or move on to the NBA earlier than expected. The big forward decided to try convincing NBA general managers he is worth drafting come Thursday night. http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/draft2010/news/story?id=5317787
