Judge’s decision sends ex-player Michael Vick scrambling
NEWPORT NEWS , Va. — A judge rejected Michael Vick ’s plan to emerge from bankruptcy on Friday, telling the suspended NFL star to rethink how he’ll pay back his creditors.
The ex- Atlanta Falcons quarterback, who is serving a 23-month prison sentence for bankrolling a dogfighting operation, had outlined a plan during a hearing Friday based on the goal of returning to NFL football. Vick said he...
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