Here's a List of All the Rich People Who Say They Want to Buy the L.A. Clippers

Matt Damon
The actor apparently wants a little piece of the pie. "I unfortunately don't have Donald Sterling money," he told CNBC on Tuesday. "But if Magic wants to put people together, I'll jump in as a super tiny minority investor."

Frankie Muniz
The Malcolm In the Middle-star really, really loves the Clippers, you guys. He is one of the team's longest "celebrity" fans. He wrote a five paragraph Facebook essay about how disappointed he is in Donald Sterling. Frankie Muniz is your worst Facebook friend, the one you always want to delete but never can.

Dr. DreSpeaking of Compton rappers, [color=rgb(50, 79, 225)] Dr. Dre is reportedly [/color] "absolutely" interested in buying the Clippers. Always thought he was more of a football guy, but since the Raiders left town a long time ago, sure, why not?Rick RossRoss expressed his interest in becoming the new boss. As the [color=rgb(50, 79, 225)] owner of 25 Wing Stops across the USA [/color], Ross can safely call himself a fast food kingpin. Unfortunately owning Wing Stops doesn't make you a billionaire.

Floyd Mayweather and Oscar De La HoyaWe know Floyd Mayweather has money. I mean, he calls himself "Money" Mayweather and has a "money team," for Pete's sake. But does he have "own a sports franchise" money? Hmmm. Not on his own, but [color=rgb(50, 79, 225)] maybe if teams up with former foe Oscar De La Hoya [/color] (who built up a small fight promotion empire since retiring from the boxing ring), plus Mayweather Promotions CEO Leonard Ellerbe; Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer; [color=rgb(50, 79, 225)] and a few other [/color] "billionaire friends," as Mayweather told press outside the MGM Grand Tuesday. (After stepping out of a Rolls Royce to promote his May 5 fight against Robert Guerrero, of course.) The group could possibly seriously contend for the Clips, and we know that "Money" likes basketball. Or at least ... he likes gambling on it, which would be a big no-no if became an owner.