Kentucky is pretty much right there with Ohio, except they're 51-49 the other way - which is also pretty funny.
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methomps;857898; said:It seems the Magic and/or the NBA are pushing for Donovan to agree to a 5-year NBA ban.
ESPN.com: Sources: Leaving Magic may net Donovan NBA ban
how is that a penalty?It seems the Magic and/or the NBA are pushing for Donovan to agree to a 5-year NBA ban.
ESPN.com: Sources: Leaving Magic may net Donovan NBA ban
methomps;857898; said:It seems the Magic and/or the NBA are pushing for Donovan to agree to a 5-year NBA ban.
ESPN.com: Sources: Leaving Magic may net Donovan NBA ban
Gatorubet;857211; said:And while it is embarassing for it to play out like that, slavery is no longer legal.
MililaniBuckeye;858008; said:Uh, I don't recall many slaves getting the chance to decide between multi-million dollar jobs...nice anology.
No one held a gun to his head. No one flogged him to leave Florida. No one held his family against their will. He has no one but himself to blame for this clusterfuck...
Gatorubet;858051; said:What I meant was, even a signed contract does not require performance when it is for individual services. They cannot force him to take the job even after he signs. And, yes, as I've said several times, because of that decision (or indecision) he has to pay whatever contractual penalty he bargained for.