Wilson won't share ownership of Bills
By Mark Gaughan - News Sports Reporter
Updated: 06/17/07 12:19 AM
Western New Yorkers should hope Buffalo Bills owner Ralph C. Wilson Jr. has a bunch of good years left in him.
It would be great for Buffalo, in fact, if the 88-year-old Wilson hit the century mark. Wishful thinking? Who knows? But that's an obvious conclusion to draw from Sunday's front-page interview with the head of the city's NFL franchise.
Wilson reiterated what he has told The News at least four times in the past decade — that the Bills will be sold when he dies.
This is a change from about a year ago, when Wilson left the door open a crack to the prospect of leaving the team to his wife.
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Wilson plans to sell Bills on his death
Wilson plans to sell Bills on his death
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