Re: O J Mayo

[Brad Holdheide]

Agreed. In fact I think finishing high school at NCH will do zilch for him.  If he can secure a multi-mil shoe deal right now and leave and play overseas for a year or two and get his GED through another rout (private tutors) why not do it.  Why risk 2 more years of potential problems or injuries.  And if Addidas or Nike can lock him in now for say $20+ mil, that may be a steal compared to what they'll have to pay him in a couple years.
 
Would I let me son quit high school for $20 mil?  Heck YES!  In fact I'd let my son quit in the 7th grade for that kind of money.  He can still obtain his education and GED in a non-traditional manner.


> > > address@hidden 5/10/2006 9:02 AM >>>

I can't blame him in the least. College will do zilch for him. Take the
money OJ!

-----Original Message-----
From: address@hidden
[mailto:address@hidden On Behalf Of Al Uhrig
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 7:36 AM
To: address@hidden
Subject: [UC Basketball] O J Mayo

O J Mayo in today's Enquirer states ""I think now I'll just look at my
college decision after the summer of my senior year". That means he is
going to ignore both the early signing period in November and the spring
signing period in April. Odds are he takes the shoe deal and does not
play college ball.







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