Anyone following the Henry-Kansas basketball drama this week has been thoroughly entertained.
Could the NBA and its minimum age requirement really be guilty of hypocrisy?
The Kansas Jayhawks team could very well enter next season as the top team in the nation.
May 4: Prized recruit John Wall is charged with a misdemeanor breaking and entering. Click through to see more sports figures in trouble with the law.
Chris Williams, Icon Sports Media
May 4: NFL wide receiver Biren Ealy, pictured, and tight end Kolomona Kapanui were accused of being drunk, urinating in public and exposing themselves.
Getty Images
April 30: Former football star Lawrence Phillips, pictured here with the Dolphins in 1998, will go to trial on charges that he attacked his girlfriend in 2005. Phillips already is serving a 10-year sentence for hitting three teenagers with his car in Los Angeles.
AFP / Getty Images
April 26: Chargers linebacker Shaun Phillips was cited for misdemeanor battery for allegedly striking a security guard in the face at a hotel.
Tom Hevezi, AP
April 22: Former Jaguars star Jimmy Smith faces multiple drug charges, plus a charge of driving with a suspended license following an arrest.
Al Messerschmidt, Getty Images
April 20: Purdue point guard Lewis Jackson pleads guilty to illegal alcohol consumption and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Jonathan Daniel, Getty Images
April 15: Eugene Edgerson, a former Arizona basketball player who tours with the Harlem Globetrotters, was arrested for the second time in two months on domestic violence charges.
Jesse D. Garrabrant, NBAE / Getty Images
April 16: Former Broncos running back Travis Henry admitted to a single count of conspiracy to possess cocaine with intent to distribute and faces 10 years or more in prison.
Doug Pensinger, Getty Images
April 13: Michigan State's Glenn Winston was sentenced to six months in jail after pleading guilty to assault charges.
Carolyn Kaster, AP
April 11: Buffalo Bills safety Donte Whitner was arrested on charges of aggravated disorderly conduct and resisting police outside a Cleveland nightclub.
Paul Jasienski, Getty Images
During halftime of the thrilling Michigan State vs. Connecticut national semifinal, Chevrolet and CBS presented their awards for player of the year and coach of the year. To no one's surprise, Blake Griffin of Oklahoma took the honors from the player side, while Kansas' Bill Self won the coaching award. 
Even if you phrase it as carefully as a major leaguer testifying before Congress, ask Kansas coach Bill Self who he thinks should be the national coach of the year and you're likely to get about the same answer as if you'd just asked him to explain the economic stimulus plan. 
Ranking the rankings criticizes the critics when the polls come out.
