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BC Donetsk is closer to waive Darnell Jackson. Former NBA player didn't perform as expected and the Ukrainian team is on the market looking for a replacement. Donetsk showed interest in Darius Songaila. The Lithuanian is free agent after he left Galatasaray where he has started the season. Another name for the Ukrainian club is Vladan Vukosavljevic of Politekhnika-Halychyna. The player is averaging 18.4ppg and 11.3rpg in 16 games in Superleague. Sportando

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Darnell Jackson: "OKAAAAAY, I'M RELOADED!!!!!!!!!!" Twitter

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Darnell Jackson has transferred his representation to Cleveland-based agency Mark Termini Associates. He will be managed by agent Andy Bountogianis. RealGM

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BC Donetsk officially announces the signing of Darnell Jackson. The forward has played three seasons and 138 games in the NBA. In the regular season 2010-11 he wore the jersey of Sacramento Kings averaging 3.2ppg and 1.6rpg. Sportando

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Chris Wilcox and Darnell Jackson have been offered to Caja Laboral (Spain). El Correo

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Of all the tattoos on Darnell Jackson's body, it's one on his right wrist that speaks to the pain he has endured and his optimism. It's a simple phrase: "Suicide is not an option." The Kings forward calls the tattoo his "reminder." "If I'm out here working out or if I'm sitting in a room or if I'm working out in the weight room, I always just take a glance at my wrist and be like, 'Suicide is not an option,' " Jackson said. Jackson had the tattoo added after the death of his mother, Shawn Jackson. She took her life in March by overdosing on pain pills following a May 2005 car crash. Sacramento Bee

Sacramento Kings, Darnell Jackson 

Jackson said his life has been filled with tragedy. Friends and family, including his father, have been killed. The car accident caused by a drunken driver that injured his mother claimed the life of his grandmother, Evon. Nevertheless, Jackson doesn't hang his head. He dealt with anger and hurt following the loss of his mother. Today, he savors his job. "I know life is hard, but I could be doing something else right now," Jackson said. "I love doing this. I'm enjoying every minute of it. Every chance I get to shoot, pass or run up and down this court, I get a rush out of this." Sacramento Bee

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