Could Baylor’s Britney Griner play in the NBA for Dallas Mavericks?

Baylor women's basketball player Britney Griner is arguably the most dominant female basketball player on the planet. She stands at an intimidating 6 feet 8 inches tall, and she wears a men’s US size 17 or 18 shoe.

Rivlas.com named Griner the #1 female basketball player in the country in 2009 and she has certainly lived up to the expectations in her collegiate career. But now its time for Griner to move onto to the next level, most likely the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). But, some say her skills could get her a National Basketball Association (NBA) contract playing with the boys.

Because of her skills on the hard court, which does include dunking with ease, one NBA owner said he would consider drafting her in the upcoming NBA draft. That owner would be none other than high profile Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban.

According to ESPN, Cuban said he would consider selecting Griner, a 6-foot-8 three-time All-American and Big 12 player of the year, in the second round of the NBA draft. If the Mavs don’t draft her, Cuban said he would have “no problem whatsoever” inviting Griner to try out for a spot on Dallas’ summer league team.

What do you think? Does Griner have the skills to make it onto an NBA team?