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O.J. Mayo Denies, Duffy Denies -- Skepticism the Primary Reaction
sports.aol.com - 5/16/2008
O.J. Mayo Denies, Duffy Denies -- Skepticism the Primary Reaction
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To the shock of no one, O.J. Mayo claims that he is clean and that he has received absolutely no money or goods from anyone seeking to influence him. Mayo also said he paid his own way when he went shopping and ate with Guillory. "I understand compliance and I understand the rules," Mayo said. "Any meal, I wouldn't pay for everybody but I would at least pay my end. When I went to go shop ...

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The Dagger:  O.J. Mayo says what O.J. Mayo is supposed to say

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O.J. Mayo says what O.J. Mayo is supposed to say
The Dagger — "Oh, this coat and tie? And the earrings? Totally bought them myself. Own money. Yep. Heh ... " None of us are in elementary school anymore, which means "Friday surprise" has lost all meaning. It used to be so ... surprising. Also: gross. Instead we'll have to settle for sarcastic non-surprises about sports. In this quest, I give you O.J. Mayo, and the art of the denial (via FH): "My family hasn't accepted anything, so I'm just waiting for the NCAA to do what they have to do to ...

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