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Thursday, April 27, 2006 The NFL Players Union and NFL Security has advised the top four teams in the NFL draft that it has been provided information indicating sports agent David Caravantes and marketing company New Era Sports used an attorney to try and force USC running back Reggie Bush to pay them $3.2 million after Bush decided not to sign with the group, sources told ESPN's Joe Schad on Thursday. According to the sources, Caravantes threatened to reveal embarrassing personal information about the Bush family if ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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