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IN SETTLEMENT, JIM IRSAY GETS TOTAL CONTROL OF COLTS
Published December 8, 1997
The "bitter fight" over the estate of Colts Owner Robert
Irsay ended Friday, according to Welton Harris of the
INDIANAPOLIS STAR-NEWS. Under terms of the settlement,
Irsay's son, Jim, will keep the team, and his widow, Nancy
Irsay, "will have no stake" in the Colts. Daniel Luther,
attorney for Jim Irsay, said the settlement makes him "one of
the very few owners in the NFL who has a 100 percent
ownership of his team." Although settlement details were not
made public, Harris wrote that those "familiar with the
agreement" say it "could be worth close to" $12M to Nancy
Irsay (INDIANAPOLIS STAR-NEWS, 12/8).




