Should the Kings drink "the Juice"?

[Bricklayer]

You've just hit on one of my pet subjects. I have never understood the NCAA and its stupid way of disciplining schools. If a coach does something wrong, they go after the school, which usually fires the coach, who simply goes to another school and continues his career. But the school he left is now on probation. If an athlete does something wrong, they once again go after the school, and the guilty athlete signs a multi-million contract and goes on with his career. There's no logic to it.

Well the obvious attempt is to join the schools' interestes to theirs, so that the schools will all do their best to enforce the NCAAs guidelines rather than the NCAA having to police everybody all the time. Its a pretty common tactic in the law too, although I often disagree with its application.

 

[Kingster]

Is OJ Mayo's stock falling from this "Gift" scandal enough to drop him into the late lottery this year? If he is available at #12 is he a good fit for the Kings? I wonder if he could play PG alongside Kevin Martin, and would rather have a PF at that pick, but there's no doubting his talent. Best case scenario, he could solve our PG problem, worst case he's Quincy Douby part II.

Hell no. As I've said on this board previously - he's trouble. You want trouble on your team? You aren't happy enough with Thomas and Artest? Just get this kid. You'll have all the trouble you'll ever need. He has had "bad news" written all over him for some time. And he has not at all proven he has pg skills, nor has proven he has great talent. He withered in the UCLA games. He's overated trouble.