Don't work this kid's AAU games

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You think you got it bad now? 12-year-olds whose parents think your call just cost their kid a D1 scholarship. Well, get a load of this:

Hello, Apocalypse.

A 14-year committing to play college basketball ... in 5 years. This isn't even the first 14-year old Tim Floyd has reeled in during the last year.

Ryan Boatwright, a speedy 5-foot-10, 145-pound rising freshman point guard from Illinois who has yet to make a decision on where he's headed for high school (he's choosing between East Aurora High and West Aurora High), accepted Floyd's scholarship offer while at USC's camp this past weekend

"They were the first one to show interest in Ryan," said Boatwright's father, Mike. "A lot of people have said Ryan isn't that good, but he went to USC's camp and played well."

Unfortunately, he won't even get to play with OJ Mayo.