I redacted it voluntarily because of the people that massively overreacted. But a writer dismissed it so that you can't find it within the story.

Just like to say thanks for taking this in the spirit it was meant: a fucking joke. I guess the marathon is still off-limits for most people. I'll go join everyone else in making Odin Lloyd jokes because apparently no one cares that he got murdered.

I did, actually.

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I know Riley Cooper isn't the tallest guy, but 5'6" seems like an exaggeration.

This isn't the first time A-Rod has abandoned the Yankees in October.

He was promptly arrested for riding the horse drunk after the game.

Not much of a Dodger, is he?

Why SI's Oklahoma State Series Sucked: The Thayer Evans Story.

My first thought as well. Also, how bad it would suck to lose a bunch of fingers.

Jason Whitlock admires Burleson's dedication.

+1

No-class act by a bunch of overpaid, immature, arrogant, spoiled brats!

It is profitable as a whole. A couple million dollars so. And no, Title IX in its current incarnation isn't the ladies' fault, it's Congress's.

Google Oscar De La Hoya cross-dressing. You'll find your answer.

Why, you some kinda commie, bro? Kidding, but why is that a bad thing and how does it make the sport broken? As for the corruption angle, that's why sports commissions exist and why CJ Ross is never going to judge another major fight.

You're not a hater, you're just uninformed. There is ONE fighter that can command that kind of money. Just one. It's not a "boxing" problem. Mayweather has transcended boxing.

Their total athletic department revenue last year was $83.6M. So we're actually talking less than 10%.

Memo: 9/14/13 - Purse

Not really. TV money is by far the most profitable aspect of the athletic department. After all the costs are removed, I think Nebraska makes about a million bucks per home game. They make around $25M per year in TV revenue.