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Here's how O.J. Mayo, the teenage basketball superstar who has committed to USC, ended his high school career:
With his team way ahead, he threw the ball off the backboard, dunked, then threw the ball into the crowd and celebrated after getting a technical foul. There's no sign of any coaches telling him how to conduct himself, and the fans cheered. What a class act.
UPDATE: Tim Floyd Lashes Out at Mike Wilbon, Other O.J. Mayo Critics
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