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Maurice Clarett wants to play in the National Football League, but the league says he has to wait until three years past high school. Now Clarett has sued, demanding to be included in the next draft, and charging that the league is preventing him from selling his services, a restraint on trade and commerce in violation of the Sherman Act. A long period of tranquility for NFL labor relations general counsel Dennis Curran may be nearing an end.
January 05, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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