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Polynice heads list of those not thinking

By Peter May
Special to ESPN.com

Tuesday, October 23, 2001

Dwight Manley has had some tough-sell clients over the years. We speak primarily of Dennis Rodman, who was as important to the three-peat Bulls of 1996-98 as he was potentially hazardous to almost everyone else. In the end, Rodman found work and collected more championship jewelry. Manley's latest brush with the bizarre still has an uncertain ending with one qualifier: it won't be as good as it could have been or even should have been. Manley represents Olden Polynice, who, in an act of equ ...

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