As has been suspected since Wednesday -- when Cretin-Derham Hall offensive lineman Seantrel Henderson committed to play at USC but did not sign a letter of intent -- the nation's No. 1 recruit is back on the market. During an in-studio interview with KSTP-TV sports anchor Joe Schmit on Sunday night, Henderson and his father, Sean Henderson, made it clear that Seantrel will not sign with USC if NCAA penalties are too severe. It's highly unlikely that the extent of NCAA sanctions against USC will be known anytime soon. Those decisions historically have been announced six to eight weeks after the NCAA holds hearing with the school involved. That makes it even more likely that Seantrel Henderson -- not knowing what will happen with USC -- may sign with another school.