He announced yesterday.
Renardo Sidney goes to great lengths to reveal choice of USC - Los Angeles Times
lol.
It was only a guess on my part based on, well, SC being SC.
Fixed that for you...
I have trouble believing that the overweight, undermotivated, selfish man-child with a family seeking a handout is going to do much at USC in the year he's there.
When UCLA was considering him, I wanted to believe that Howland could control him and not the other way around, but I had my doubts.
Tim Floyd... ha!
It ha$ begun...
http://www.insidesocal.com/usc/archi...ney-scene.html
"One of the people who delivered opening remarks at Renardo Sidney's college announcement today was Chris Rivers, who is Reebok's director of basketball sports marketing. More than 200 people attended a catered banquet in the Fairfax High School gym." - Scott Wolf
http://www.insidesocal.com/usc/archi...rary-view.html
BTW, Scott Wolf claims UCLA was spinning the story and that Sidney chose USC outright, so we quickly reported that we pulled out to save face.
This is why some of us are a bit leery of even the insidesocal.com blogs, despite the "reputable" sources. There isn't much journalism going on in most blogs, despite the job Rich Hammond has done. If you read carefully, you'll see that he hasn't even claimed that this is his opinion, or that it is from a legitimate source, but presents it misleadingly like it might be both.
Last edited by Wolvie; February 24th, 2009 at 09:07 AM.
Tim Floyd to Arizona...
I think this might hurt us. No, Floyd stinks, it has the feeling of a rat jumping ship, and if he does what he's done at SC at UA, they're going to regret hiring him. But...
... there's a rumor that Jamie Dixon would be interested in the SC job. That... would hurt.
Interesting article from the Times about the Renardo Sidney situation.
I guess he was stuck with Mississippi State after UCLA and USC pulled out.
Nothing too new or shocking, really. It just kind of sums it all up. A reminder of how crazy the world of high school and AAU basketball can be.
Renardo Sidney: Taking a pass on a basketball star - Los Angeles Times
I give credit to the administration at UCLA for stopping Howland from making a huge mistake here, and I give credit to the administration at USC for having more common sense than Floyd, though I have to wonder if USC would have gone there anyway if Mayo hadn't been outed.