Billy Donovan and the Orlando Magic are getting closer to finalizing their divorce.   Sources told ESPN.com that negotiations were continuing in earnest on Tuesday. The Magic and Donovan both want to move on, and as of late Tuesday both sides were trying to work out details of terminating the contract that the coach signed on Friday. Chances are all issues will be resolved by Wednesday.

Multiple sources for ESPN say Donovan and the Magic have agreed upon a non-compete clause, requiring Donovan to refrain from coaching in the NBA for five years as one of the terms of his release from the contract. The clause would allay any of Orlando's concerns that Donovan could accept another NBA job in the near future. But sources said Donovan also wanted the clause in the contract to assure recruits that he wouldn't be leaving the University of Florida.

Donovan had been waiting Monday afternoon to hear from Magic owner Rich DeVos to find out what Orlando would do with him. Early in the talks the choices appeared to be simple: Either the two parties would agree to rescind his deal or the Magic could pressure him into honoring the contract and/or seek damages. It looks like neither side wants to continue the relationship.

Donovan has been at his home in Gainesville, Fla., since Monday and wasn't expected to speak on the matter until there is closure. Florida athletic director Jeremy Foley has indicated he won't comment either until there is a resolution.