LeBron fought the law, and the law won
Our favorite soon to be has-been LeBron James has been ruled ineligible for accepting gifts from promoters.
James and his mother were extremely hurt and depressed over the ruling, a source close to James' family told ESPN.com's Andy Katz.
According to the source, who spoke with LeBron and mother Gloria James, the James' feel as if they have been set up and that someone purposely wanted him to be ruled ineligible. The James' plan to meet with lawyers Friday night to ensure that they go about the appeals process correctly.
Good...you broke the rules, and now you reap the whirl-wind. And the shit about James being purposely set-up? What a bunch of shit. You know the rules, you know the consequences, now lie in your bed.
According to the source, who spoke with LeBron and mother Gloria James, the James' feel as if they have been set up and that someone purposely wanted him to be ruled ineligible. The James' plan to meet with lawyers Friday night to ensure that they go about the appeals process correctly.
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bob plemel says:
all this talk about LeBron and his family being the vicitms here is beyond me. Granted he was exploited by ALL involved, but the rules are the rules.
Mom James should of waited with the Hummer and given him that for a graduation gift.
Posted by: bob plemel at February 2, 2003 2:31 PM #
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