I’m surprised they were playing that close attention.

I assumed he was referring to a net debit — $53 million in the hole, not just that he owes $53 million. Kim’s spending alone, plus an ill-advised fashion venture, could really put you under fast.

I enjoyed it. I really enjoyed watching Cam try to figure out what in the hell just happened. I like him a lot, think he is clearly a crazy talent, and wish him nothing but success in the future; but man, it was nice to see him drop a peg there.

Exactly. Everyone has already come to the conclusion that it’s guilt and these people are just stupid. Which may, in fact, be the case. I just think there is a real paucity of facts here.

Unless I missed it, that wasn’t in the story. She had been on that site, I hadn’t seen that that was how he met her.

Presumption of innocence, etc. etc. This whole thing still sounds a little weird until there are more facts.

Please, those keystone cops?

In fairness, he spends most of his time in prison practicing how to cut and paste messages from newspapers and magazines.

Does it seems to anyone else there is quite a lot missing in this story? They arrest the guy immediately, though he hasn’t confessed, and they don’t talk about the evidence that led them to the arrest. And now they are talking about continuing the investigation (which has a little “we need to prove what we already…

I honestly look forward to the inevitable PED scandal in tennis. At least some of Djokovic’s rise since 2011, and his playing, seems to me fueled by something other than a lack of gluten and hard work. Always a great player, but, sorry, I just can’t ever buy his story.

Go Owls! Gonna be Giant-killers all season (we say, hopefully).

I smell fear of the NFL withholding some money — pension, widow’s portion, whatever recommendations they can make for his current employment.

If you want daily fantasy football to be legal in Texas, you need to figure out how to do it publicly and require people to carry guns. Draft Kings parlors?

I agree entirely with that. Crap, I’ve seen high school sports parents so crazy that it wouldn’t surprise me at all if they doped their kids before D1 coaching camps. Much less at a professional level, where it actually means something to have that edge?

http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2012/jul…

Well-off guy who has made a boatload of money in the sport probably did not need to fix. But there may have been a time....

If only they could find someone to take away his clock management, he would be a Super Bowl winning coach.

Great, now he thinks they will stop looking at him for doping. He’s so honest, obviously.

That 14 year old girl who won a surprise gold medal at the last Olympics never to be heard from again?

Thanks Mr. Armstrong.