..."He said he wanted to play for a coach that coached in the NBA, wanted to have a transition city to the NBA, wanted to be in a major city so he could learn to live on his own in a city, that he wanted to be able to leave his name on a program," Floyd said. "He didn't want to be the next great player at Duke or Carolina or Kentucky or Ohio State."Now, depending on your point of view and how much you believe in the NCAA credo of the "student-athlete," this is all completely insane. Or just a sign of the times.
"I never thought I'd see that," Floyd said. "We were surprised . . . I told my wife, 'This will never happen, he's 18, he'll change his mind tomorrow.' But he never did."...
Also, Floyd defends prized recruit Mayo - LA Times
On Verge Of A New Trojan Era - Hartford Courant
[Wojnarowski] Worth the trouble? - Yahoo Sports
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