I’ll repeat what I’ve said before, Mayo, Floyd, and Garrett deserve the benefit of the doubt for the amount of success they’ve brought the university, and until the NCAA hands down something concrete or the situation is cleared up a bit I support them all the way. But regardless of what happens with Derozan, you’ve got to feel bad for guys like Lewis, Hackett, and Gibson who have been with USC a couple of years now and are basically the core of the team. Especially Gibson, he almost certainly would have gone in the 2nd round and has really shown his dedication to SC hoops by staying another year.

If Mayo sends us down in flames you can’t argue with the logic that we did it to ourselves. There’s no excuse for letting Guillory around the program with his history of tampering. I don’t see how the NCAA is going to turn a blind eye to the fact that this guy was a regular at heritage hall.

As for DeRozan, I agree with Paragon. One and done just isn’t worth it.

Its always nice that the whistle blowers seem to grow a conscience after they get snubbed by a star athlete. Its funny that all the principals in this case are really going to escape harsh punishment. The only victims here are the players and coaches that followed the rules and might have to live with the sanctions due to the actions of the dishonest players, coaches, and agents.

Li’l Romeo will pull his commitment, too?