For those of you who don’t know, Jeff Green and the Seattle SuperSonics are no longer Jeff Green and the Seattle SuperSonics. They are Jeff Green and the Okalahoma City … well no one knows just yet. Even though the move was made official back in beginning of July, they’ve been nameless ever since. Until now.
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Allen Iverson and the Denver Nuggets need to win all the games they can in order to make the NBA playoffs. They’re in a battle with the Golden State Warriors for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Western conference, and time is running out. Heading into their game against the Seattle SuperSonics last night, they had beaten the Sonics in all three meetings, the last of which being the 168-116 blowout less than a month ago. This time, however, Jeff Green didn’t want to go down without a fight.
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Last season, Georgetown won the Big East regular season title, claimed the Big East Tournament Championship, and advanced to the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament. One of the great aspects of that team from one year ago was their cohesion and togetherness. However, one player clearly separated himself, making vital plays throughout the season, always seemingly when they were most needed - Jeff Green.

After the season, Green decided to forego his senior year in order to enter the NBA draft. Yesterday, he made his first appearance at the Verizon Center as an NBA player, and HoyaHoops.com was there to be a part of the homecoming. Green’s Seattle Supersonics were defeated by the Washington Wizards 108-86. We had an opportunity to speak with Jeff about life in the NBA, memories from being a Hoya, and about the current Georgetown team.
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