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Brett Favre’s contract with a nonprofit, obtained by Mississippi Today and published here for the first time, is an email between Nancy New and her son that lays out a scope of work that the retired quarterback would eventually be paid $1.1 million to conduct. While State Auditor Shad White and investigators have used the document to allege Favre took money for work he didn’t conduct, Favre’s attorneys question whether the agreement is enforceable.

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Kimberly Meadows Clark, principal owner of the Magic City Surge in Birmingham, Ala., is also the co-founder and president of the HBCU Basketball Association. (Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images) 

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