Rafael Araujo, an unrestricted free agent, is weighing his options, including the possibility of playing in Europe. The NBA career of the former No. 8 overall draft pick from Brigham Young could be on hold for now.
   
"He's not opposed to [Europe] at all, frankly," agent Jim McDowell said. "The NBA hasn't been all that friendly to this guy since he showed up, when you get down to it."
   
It is McDowell's belief that Araujo has been unfairly criticized for failing to live up to expectations when he has played sporadically throughout his three-year career. In fact, Araujo has played in the equivalent of just 33 full games.