While everyone knows about the debacle that was Maurice Clarett, there have been a lot of players that have shown up at the combine and have been underwhelming. With the 2011 NFL Combine about to ...

1. Plaintiff Maurice Clarett ("Clarett") is an individual with a primary residence in Youngstown, Ohio. 2. Defendant National Football League, Inc. ("defendant" or "NFL") is an entity doing ...

After Maurice Clarett won another legal victory over the NFL yesterday, his lawyer said that the former Ohio State running back will enter the draft in April. "The road is clear," attorney Alan C ...

Maurice Clarett, signing autographs at Ohio State game, has been blocked by NFL rule that requires three years' wait after high school.Maurice Clarett helped Ohio State to national championship as ...

Maurice Clarett didn't get much of a chance in the NFL after a tough combine. (Getty Images) From Feb. 22-25, more than 330 former college players will converge on Indianapolis for the league's ...

"I was living the NFL life in college," he says. "I got paid more in college than I do now in the UFL." Clarett hadn't played in a competitive football game for eight years by the time he took a ...

Maurice Clarett, aided by another favorable courtroom decision, plans to enter this year’s NFL draft, his lawyer said. Clarett cleared another legal hurdle Wednesday when U.S. District Judge ...

The NFL rule was challenged by former Ohio State running back Maurice Clarett 15 years ago, when Clarett sought to gain entry to the 2004 NFL Draft just two years removed from high school.

Suspended Ohio State running back Maurice Clarett filed suit against the NFL on Tuesday, the morning after his mother and lawyer met with league executives to discuss the player’s desire to be ...

In the NFL bylaws of old, it was known as Article VIII, Section 14.

Ohio State sophomore Maurice Clarett had sued the NFL, claiming league rules preventing teams from drafting players until three years after the […] Skip to content. All Sections.