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Dez Bryant still faces civil court date
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09:54 AM ET 07.23 | Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant and his confidante, area bail-bondsman David Wells, face a Jan. 9, 2012, court date in a civil suit. Eleow Hunt, of Colleyville, filed suit in Tarrant County in September, 2010, alleging Bryant and Wells have not paid him about $600,000 for jewelry, sports tickets and loans. It was the second civil suit against Bryant in the last year. He has settled with a New York jeweler over an alleged debt or $246,000. In June, Bryant claimed Hunt's civil suit had been "taken care of."
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Not good when you confidante is your bail-bondsman...Just sayin
no friend of mine
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mo money....mo problems......and he's got a 100 of them....NOT 99
DENVERROB
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They spend a lot of time together.
williewilliejuan
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Justice is indeed swift, suit filed Sept 2010, hearing Jan 2012....
Mangler.
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Courts are backed up with drug cases...
no friend of mine
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How can Bryant pay the back fees? He ain't makin' no money, yo!
MKDAWUSS
Indianapolis , IN
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Ain't that the truth?
ORF
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Could be worse, he could be hanging with lawyers. Maybe he'll meet some nice dope dealers or ex-cons now that he is in the league. Although that would involve some pretty serious click jumping.
SteveDallas
Amarillo, TX
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You still wondering if it is true that most NFL players have spent all their NFL career earnings within 7 years of being retired. The reason they need a big sweet, secure NFL retirement plan is because most of them would be in a food stamp line within a decade of being out of the NFL.
narrator
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I know it's "against the grain" in Big D - but - as much as liked (on the field) Irvin, and am pulling for D-Unit...I really wish they would have retired 88 w/Pearson.
lexicondevil
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He'll be filing bankruptcy by age 40.
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Inferiority Complex Group, FN
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That would be about 12 years later than Vick did.
50yearfan
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That's true. I may be giving Dez Bryant too much credit. I think it's only a matter of time before he's serving time behind bars.
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Inferiority Complex Group, FN
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If there was no football this season, he might file before Christmas.
Melman
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BURP!
COUNT DOOKU
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Agreed... but I would also like to see Pearson in the HOF.
Neither is happening anytime soon.
Otis B. Driftwood
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On the subject of bad behavior, Amy Winehouse was found dead in her apartment. Hands up anyone who didn't see that coming.
ORF
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Color me shocked.
williewilliejuan
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HR!
williewilliejuan
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<hands down...>
Otis B. Driftwood
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