.On August 6, 2017 National Football League professional football player T.O. Owens signed a contract to play for the Seattle Seahawks.Right before the first game of the season, T.O. goes to the owner and says that he will not play unless the owner produces a new hip-hop CD that T.O. wants to record titled "First Misunderstood in San Francisco, Then Philly, Then Dallas, Then Buffalo, Then Cincinnati, Then Allen (Texas), Now Seattle and Soon-to-Be Unemployed and Owing Back Child Support."The owner, being desperate, agrees.When the season ended, T.O. demanded that the owner produce the CD, but the owner refuses.T.O sues.Most likely:

a. T.O wins; this is a valid modification of an earlier contract.

b. Owner wins; contracts can never be modified.

c.T.O. wins; this is a modification under the U.C.C. which needs no new consideration to be

enforceable.

d.T.O. wins; this is a case of a modification due to unforeseen circumstances, and the modification is

enforceable.

e. Owner wins; T.O. was under a prior duty to play football, so T.O.'s new promise is not supported

by consideration.