OJ Mayo talks about last season, getting Rudy Gay back, the upcoming season and lockout, and even the Mayweather vs Ortiz ending after playing in a game at the Impact league in Vegas.

You may soon see another Mayo in the NBA in the near future. That’s because O.J. Mayo’s younger brother, Todd, will be playing in Marquette next season. At 6’4″, he’s a scorer and shooter like his big brother. Todd averaged 22.0 points and 6.0 assists per game for Notre Dame Prep this past season. Check out some of his highlights –

O.J. Mayo and the eighth seeded Memphis Grizzlies upset the number one seeded San Antonio Spurs and will face the Oklahoma City Thunder in the 2nd round. Mayo helped provide a spark off the bench and added this impressive reverse slam off a Zack Randolph assist.

See how O.J. Mayo prepares for a game.

Despite playing well and scoring 18 points during the televised Team USA game last week, Grizzlies guard O.J. Mayo did not make the final roster of players headed to Turkey for the World Championships, which go from August 28th to September 12th. Also cut were Sacramento guard Tyreke Evans, Charlotte forward Gerald Wallace, and Washington center JaVale McGee.