Sources: Donovan says yes to the Magic
May 31st, 2007
by Raphielle Johnson
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According to ESPN.com, Billy Donovan will be introduced by the Orlando Magic as their new head coach tomorrow. Original reports had the signing at six year, $36 million, but the Associated Press is reporting that the deal will be for five years at $27.5 million. Many expect Florida to look to former assistant and current VCU head coach Anthony Grant to fill the vacancy.
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