Watch O.J. Mayo’s official press conference on entering the 2008 NBA Draft and then an exit interview from East LA Sports Scene:

NBA Draft sites and so-called draft experts have predicted O.J. Mayo to go anywhere from the 3rd to 7th overall pick in the 2008 NBA Draft. Which team would O.J. Mayo fit in best with? Lets take a look at some of the possible teams that could be drafting while Mayo sits in the draft room waiting for his name to be called:

Miami Heat
A backcourt of Dwayne Wade and O.J. Mayo would be spectacular.

Seattle (Oklahoma?) Sonics
The team is young and already has a core group of Kevin Durant and Jeff Green. Adding Mayo to the mix would make them one of the most entertaining teams to watch on League Pass.

Minnesota Timberwolves
The Wolves can use any help they can get. Mayo would be able to come in and produce immediately but the Wolves have quite a few young guards already on their team.

New York Knicks
With Stephon Marbury’s future in New York in doubt, Mayo would fit perfectly in the Big Apple. It wouldn’t hurt his endorsements either.

Los Angeles Clippers
Corey Maggette is likely to opt for free agency and the health of Shaun Livingston is uncertain. Mayo can stay in Los Angeles and have battles with that “other” player in LA.

Listen to O.J. Mayo and his decision to leave USC to enter the NBA Draft on a local Los Angeles radio station.

USC freshman guard O.J. Mayo will declare for the NBA draft and will hire an agent soon, a school spokesperson said.

Mayo is projected in the top 10 in the NBA lottery. Mayo led the Trojans in scoring with 20.7 points a game, 4.5 rebounds and 3.3 assists a game and helped lead the Trojans to a 21-12 overall record.

O.J. Mayo of Southern California has been named to The Associated Press all-America basketball team as an honorable mention selection. The freshman averaged a team-high 20.7 points and led the Trojans to an NCAA tournament bid.