Jerry Jones Says Mark Cuban is "Open to" Buying Piece of Cowboys

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Jerry Jones Says Mark Cuban is "Open to" Buying Piece of Cowboys

Mark Cuban says he's "open to" buying a piece of the Cowboys, and Jerry Jones says he's open to selling him one. "I have all the respect in the world for him," Jones told Calvin Watkins of the Dallas Morning News. Cuban's Harbinger fund isn't currently approved to buy NFL stakes, and being "open to" a deal doesn't guarantee one gets done.

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