Good Headline, Lousy Details

Former New York Knicks guard Greg Anthony was arrested in a prostitution sting in Washington DC over the weekend.
Cops busted him at the Doubletree Hotel.
Charges say he used a computer so he probably went on an escort site, ordered up a honey and got a cop instead.
Now I really want to make fun of the guy but I really couldn't care less about this.
Anthony is not married, he travels a lot, he makes a lot of money, he wants to have sex so he hires a girl to have sex with him. I really fail to see the giant cultural harm here.
It is against the law though, and unless this was some act of civil disobedience, then he knowingly broke the law.
But he is going to pay the price professionally, as CBS/Turner has banned him for the rest of the college basketball season.

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Getting caught in a prostitution sting is never a good thing, just ask Greg Raymer.
But Browns linebacker Quentin Groves may be able to make the best of a bad situation.
Groves responded to an internet ad requesting "full service" from an undercover cop posing as a hooker.
Groves showed up at Room 231 of the Homestead Guest Studios with 190 dollars and a box of Magnum condoms. Magnums!
That might help him get some chicks. But there's also this, verbatim from the police report: "He agreed to one hour of time for 100.00 and was told that anal would be an additional 20.00." That might turn off the ladies.
Groves was with the Cardinals last year and signed with the Browns in the offseason for 2 years and $2.8M (another turn-on for the ladies).