Bulls’ new point guard has traffic court date
The NBA’s No. 1 draft pick is making headlines off the court after he was ticketed for allegedly driving 106 miles per hour in a 65 zone. The Chicago Bulls’ Derrick Rose is due in a Chicago court next week to face a misdemeanor charge from the alleged April offense. Rose was driving a Land Rover registered to his management firm when he got the citation. He could receive a year in jail because of the highly excessive speed he allegedly drove, but will likely be assigned to traffic school and given a fine for a first-time offense, if he’s found responsible.

Lawyer wants Holyfield jailed if he doesn’t pay $9,000
Having recently arranged to settle a mortgage debt and denying that he was bankrupt, Evander Holyfield may have to ante up again. The ex-heavyweight champ has allegedly failed to pay child support for one of his 10 children for the past three months. Toi Jenese Irvin’s son with Holyfield is owed $9,000, Irvin’s lawyer says. Holyfield has also allegedly dropped the boy’s health insurance coverage. The lawyer has asked a judge to order payment or Holyfield’s arrest.

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