Jim Terry
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Jim Terry is the creator of the now-defunct Eastern Indoor Football League and owner of the Mahoning Valley HitMen, a team within that league. He also ran the website Arena Football Weekly. He received media coverage in 2006 because of his association with running back Maurice Clarett, who was interested in playing in his league and allegedly called him the morning of his last and most serious arrest on August 9, 2006.[1]
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- ^ ESPN, "Clarett held on $5 million bond, to re-appear Friday," August 10, 2006.
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