Ed and Charles O’Bannon helped UCLA win the National Championship in 1995, but neither had NBA success. Ed was selected ninth overall by the New Jersey Nets in the ‘95 draft and lasted three years in the league. Charles was taken with the third pick in the second round of the ‘97 draft by the Detroit Pistons but washed out after two years.

The brothers slipped off the radar after the NBA, prompting Lil Wayne to mention them on “Cannon”. Jersey Chaser dug up Edward Charles and Charles Edward O’Bannon to show that they’re not missing and to get their thoughts on Wayne’s lyric. Read the full story

Lil Wayne joined ESPN’s First and Ten to take on Skip Bayless Tuesday and had his name changed from Lil Weezy to Lil Queezy. Here’s the first segment of the show:

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• Lamar Odom of the Los Angeles Lakers gets defensive about Lil Wayne

Los Angeles Lakers forward Lamar Odom apparently doesn’t mess around when it comes to Lil Wayne. A couple of dudes with a camera stepped to LO talking trash about Wayne, forcing Lamar to get “serious” at one point. So maybe Lamar Odom and Lil Wayne are homies, or maybe Lamar is hoping to sign Weazy to his Rich-Soil Entertainment. Either way, chill on the Wayne was kissin Baby jokes around Odom.