O.J. Mayo allegedly received payments via agency Bill Duffy

Ex-Mayo confidant says he gave USC star gifts including TV, cash

The Zoner posted 5/11/2008 from sports.espn.go.com

Former USC basketball player O.J. Mayo, a projected lottery pick in this year's NBA draft, received thousands of dollars in cash, clothes and other benefits in apparent violation of NCAA rules while he was still in high school and during his one year in college, a former Mayo associate told ESPN's "Outside the Lines."

Happy Mother's Day Mrs. Mayo

wcbias posted 5/11/2008 from www.wcbias.com

Alisha Mayo isn’t the only one receiving gifts this Mother’s Day. Over the holiday weekend, her son O.J. Mayo received some not-so-good publicity from EastSidePN about gifts he allegedly received while attending USC his freshman year. First Reggie Bush, now O.J. is finding himself in hot water over gifts he reportedly received as a Trojan. Why isn’t this a surprise?

O.J. Mayo received cash, gifts while at USC

Rover found this 5/11/2008 on obscuresportsquarterly.wordpress.com

As Noah already pointed out in the comments , ESPN came out with a report today showing O.J. Mayo received cash and gifts while he was at USC, which is obviously against NCAA rules about amateurism. From ESPN.com : Louis Johnson, who was a part of Mayo’s inner circle until recently, said Mayo accepted around $30,000 in cash and gifts during the past four years from Rodney Guillory, ...

Former confidant says USC's Mayo received illegal benefits - Los Angeles Times

Tirico Suave found this 5/12/2008 on www.latimes.com

Allegations that a Los Angeles events promoter provided USC basketball star O.J. Mayo tens of thousands of dollars in cash and benefits, if proved, could lead to the Trojans facing forfeiture of victories or more serious sanctions. Rodney Guillory ...

Mayo Stuff That Doesn't Sit Right

Conquest Chronicles: Front Page Posts found this 5/12/2008 on latimesblogs.latimes.com

Pat Forde wrote a scathing column that opens: In a just world, USC basketball would have something in common with SMU football in the near future ... The death penalty. Yeouch. Seems a little harsh this early, but his biggest...