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Pelicans' Zion Williamson ecstatic to share rookie scoring feat with Michael Jordan
"Chico, my name's next to Michael Jordan?" Williamson, a Jordan Brand athlete, asked with a big smile.
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"Chico, my name's next to Michael Jordan?" Williamson, a Jordan Brand athlete, asked with a big smile.
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Zion Williamson exploiting time off to fully recover, get in peak shape
Williamson has played in only 19 games this season because of a meniscus injury that prevented him from making his NBA debut until Jan. 22. Williamson averaged 23.6 points and 6.8 rebounds while shooting 58.9% from the field. Those numbers were enough to lift him into the NBA Rookie of the Year race.
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Zion Williamson's lawyers ask federal judge to void rookie's marketing agreement
Williamson, who played one season at Duke before becoming the No. 1 pick in the 2019 NBA draft, sued Ford and Prime Sports in June in an attempt to terminate his marketing agreement with her company.
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Williamson, who played one season at Duke before becoming the No. 1 pick in the 2019 NBA draft, sued Ford and Prime Sports in June in an attempt to terminate his marketing agreement with her company.
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Judge says Zion Williamson must answer questions under oath about improper benefits at Duke
Ford and Prime Sports Marketing sued Williamson, Creative Artists Agency (CAA) and two of its employees in the Florida court, alleging that CAA interfered with Prime Sports' deal with Williamson and that he breached their five-year contract.
Ford and Prime Sports Marketing sued Williamson, Creative Artists Agency (CAA) and two of its employees in the Florida court, alleging that CAA interfered with Prime Sports' deal with Williamson and that he breached their five-year contract.
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Pelicans' Zion Williamson granted stay on improper benefits inquiry
The order Thursday granted Williamson a stay and paused proceedings in the lawsuit from Prime Sports Marketing and company president Gina Ford, whose attorneys must respond within 10 days.
The order Thursday granted Williamson a stay and paused proceedings in the lawsuit from Prime Sports Marketing and company president Gina Ford, whose attorneys must respond within 10 days.
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Pelicans' Zion Williamson granted full stay by Florida appeals court
A state appeals court in Florida on Wednesday granted Zion Williamson a full stay of a civil lawsuit brought by his former marketing manager, meaning the New Orleans Pelicans star won't have to answer discovery requests about whether his parents received improper benefits before or while he played one season at Duke, or at least not until after a federal case involving the same issues is resolved. Earlier this month, Florida 11th Circuit Court Judge David Miller ruled that Williamson would be required to answer interrogatories and requests for admissions from attorneys representing Gina Ford and Prime Sports Marketing, who are suing Williamson for $100 million for allegedly breaching their marketing agreement.
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A state appeals court in Florida on Wednesday granted Zion Williamson a full stay of a civil lawsuit brought by his former marketing manager, meaning the New Orleans Pelicans star won't have to answer discovery requests about whether his parents received improper benefits before or while he played one season at Duke, or at least not until after a federal case involving the same issues is resolved. Earlier this month, Florida 11th Circuit Court Judge David Miller ruled that Williamson would be required to answer interrogatories and requests for admissions from attorneys representing Gina Ford and Prime Sports Marketing, who are suing Williamson for $100 million for allegedly breaching their marketing agreement.
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Zion Williamson's stepfather took $400K payment, court filing alleges
Zion Williamson's stepfather solicited and accepted a $400,000 payment from a marketing agent in October 2018 prior to Williamson's only season with the Duke Blue Devils, according to a court motion and sworn affidavit filed by his former marketing representative's attorneys in federal court on Thursday. Gina Ford's attorneys say the affidavit and other exhibits show that Williamson was ineligible when he played for the Blue Devils in 2018-19 because his stepfather, Lee Anderson, received impermissible benefits from Slavko Duric, a Canadian marketing agent.
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Zion Williamson's stepfather solicited and accepted a $400,000 payment from a marketing agent in October 2018 prior to Williamson's only season with the Duke Blue Devils, according to a court motion and sworn affidavit filed by his former marketing representative's attorneys in federal court on Thursday. Gina Ford's attorneys say the affidavit and other exhibits show that Williamson was ineligible when he played for the Blue Devils in 2018-19 because his stepfather, Lee Anderson, received impermissible benefits from Slavko Duric, a Canadian marketing agent.
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How Zion Williamson has played in the NBA bubble and what it means for the Pelicans' future
Zion Williamson was supposed to be the main attraction inside Walt Disney World for the New Orleans Pelicans' expected push toward a Western Conference playoff berth. On the opening night of NBA bubble action, the Pelicans were showcased on national television, as the bulk of their games have been. And indeed, Williamson has been a hot topic, although not always for the reasons the Pelicans or the league hoped when the seeding games schedule was announced. Williamson might be the brightest young star in the NBA, and coming into the bubble, it was clear that the 19-year-old phenom was good enough already to make the Pelicans a legit playoff contender. Want proof? No five-man lineup in the entire league had a better net rating than Williamson and his four starting teammates. None.
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