Bo Jackson has opted to forgo a $21 million judgment against his niece and nephew, Thomas Lee Anderson and Erica Anderson.

Former professional football and baseball player Bo Jackson is giving up a $21 million judgment ... Jackson, a running back who won the Heisman Trophy at Auburn and also played in both the NFL and MLB, Jackson had alleged in his lawsuit that his relatives ...

Bo Jackson is not taking the $21 million judgment he won against his niece and nephew after winning an extortion case against the duo

Sporting legend Bo Jackson is abandoning a $21 million judgment he won in a Cobb County court in a civil extortion case against his niece and nephew.

Bo Jackson, who won the Heisman Trophy in 1985 while at Auburn, signs a Tigers helmet before his induction into the College Football Hall of Fame. AP “In the meantime, the Parties have conducted ...

Jackson, a former Heisman Trophy winner who played in both the National ... a February 2024 press release about his court win that “Bo still hits back hard.” In March 2024, Anderson and ...

Bo Jackson filed a lawsuit in April 2023 against ... participate in the case after the May 2023 hearing. Jackson, a Heisman Trophy winner and former NFL and MLB player, alleged that his relatives ...

Former professional football and baseball player Bo Jackson is giving up a $21 million ... Jackson, a running back who won the Heisman Trophy at Auburn and also played in both the NFL and MLB ...

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Texas quarterback Arch Manning is sure to draw attention given the weight and legacy of his last name. The former five-star quarterback enters 2025 as the forecasted starter for the Longhorns and still has a lot to prove despite showing flashes of major potential during his limited action this past season.

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With one final audible that resonated from Trinity to Treasure Island, Bucs offensive coordinator Liam Coen joined a notorious faction that includes Bill Parcells and Bo Jackson. Henceforth, count Coen among those prominent players or coaches to leave the local franchise hanging out to dry.