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Originally Posted by Mountaineer
JR has it right. He's gonna make it in the NBA. He's the best HS player since Lebron. This kid really is incredible - one of the best defensive players I have ever seen at the HS level. I think it's unfair to judge his ability to make it through college based on his antics as a HS player. When a college coach gets a kid, the right coach, they can certainly change a kid. I've heard that OJ is a very polite young man normally and some say this is an unusual situation for him. He will eventually be a very good player in the NBA and I'll bet sooner than later . . .
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If you read the complaint, one of the funniest things in there is that the suspension could possible ruin Mayo's reputation. Ironic, since his actions, particularly filing the lawsuit itself, have far more damage his reputation than meekly serving the suspension ever could.
Maybe he is just a nice guy off the court, but it's clear that most of us here on the board, and I would wager most officials, will never see him as more than a thug.