Former Duke Star Christian Laettner Allegedly Owes Creditors $14 Million
You can add owing people a lot of money to the list of reasons why Christian Laettner is so disliked.
The former Duke star forward, one of the most-disliked players in college basketball history, reportedly owes his creditors $14 million.
The creditors reportedly want Laettner, 46, to file for bankruptcy.
From kentucky.com:
It’s not clear from the court documents why Laettner owes the creditors.
The creditors and the amounts they say they are owed are:
- NSA-SP#3, LLC (National Servicing & Administration), $7,321,230
- Ernest Sims, III, $1,482,730
- Jonathan Stewart, $3,629,230
- Park Lane IBS, LLC, $236,193
- D&F DCU, LLC, $1,382,545
Chevron, Scottie Pippen, Fannie Mae and a Duke law professor have also taken Laettner to court over a failure of payment.
Laettner starred at Duke from 1988-92, winning two national championships. He was the No. 3 overall pick in the 1992 NBA Draft and played in the league until 2005.
