USC Signs Lil' Romeo to Run the Point

• Jason

  +1

  Hilarious news. 

  The fact that Romeo's best friend is a top-10 SF talent may have had something to do with the scholarship offer.

  Is Lil' Bow Wow still undecided? 

  Posted 4/15/2007 [reply] [flag]

  • JaketheSnake

    +2

    Lil' Bow Wow went pro already, remember?

     http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0308506/

    Posted 4/15/2007 [reply] [flag]

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Lunch break: Duck soup edition
Published 4/16/2007 by The Inevitable Muck-up at Some People's Kids
... Lil' Bow Wow ain't got shit on Lil' Romeo.

Wherefore art thou, Romeo?
Published 4/16/2007 by CW <info@rakesofmallow.com> at Rakes Of Mallow: Front Page Posts
... And finally, our rivals to the west continue to cause mixed emotions inside me besides total hatred.  On one hand, they're practically begging for more distractions and more potential violations as they sign LITTLE ROMEO to play next season.  Listen, I loved "My Baby" as much as the next guy - who not steal the best beat ever? - but this is just a highly entertaining decision.  I actually feel bad for Tim Floyd, circa 2008.

Dr. White's Strategy and Trouble In Troy
Published 5/12/2008 by CW at Rakes Of Mallow: Front Page Posts
... Even if all of these allegations end up being false, Southern Cal looks dumb for not having Mayo monitored continuously, considering his past and the odds he'd be making a very quick leap to the NBA. It's not like nobody saw this coming . I mentioned being naive above, and I think that comes into play here. Nobody wants to know the dirty secrets that are going on in their favorite program, but when an incoming player has a target on him as large as Mayo did, you have to check up on him constantly. Even if he ends up being a perfect angel on campus, you have to show you were ...

So We All Gather Here For The Dearly Departed
Published 5/13/2008 by PB @ BON at Burnt Orange Nation: Front Page Posts
... In a just world, USC basketball would have something in common with SMU football in the near future. The death penalty. Pat Forde, ESPN.com, "USC, Tim Floyd Have No Excuse for Turning a Blind Eye" Though there's much more in the column, the lead says it all. But is Pat Forde right? Unsurprisingly, how you answer that question depends greatly on which section of the bleachers you occupy. From my perch, four points strike me worth raising: 1. Half the story is no story ...