Sit or play? For Dubois, the choice is a no-brainer.

From: Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA) | Date: April 13, 2006 | Copyright information

Apr. 13--Jason Dubois got married over the winter. He and his bride, Shannon, had a lovely wedding in Portland, Ore. But, darn the luck, would you believe that when they got to their honeymoon suite in Hawaii, it had already been booked by Todd Hollands-worth? You wouldn't believe it? Good, because it didn't happen. But if it had, Dubois probably wouldn't have been too surprised, considering how Hollands-worth has haunted his career lately. Dubois, out of Cox High Schoo...

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