WASHINGTON (AP) -- Big-time sports has come this: Two former NFL teammates are on the verge of going to court to settle a dispute over a jersey number. A crude, one-paragraph contract has led to Ifeanyi Ohalete, plaintiff, vs. Clinton Portis, defendant, on the docket for civil trial Tuesday in a district court in Maryland. Simply put: Ohalete wants the $20,000 he feels he is owed for giving Portis the jersey No. 26 when both were members of the Washington Redskins a year ago. "It's certainly what we expect," Ohalete's attorney, John Steren, said Monday. "It's certainly what we're demanding."...