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Here's an extreme simplified example: Drunk driver hits and seriously injures your daughter. You understand he hit her because he was cognitively impaired and not in full control of his faculties, but does that diminish the pain or anger related to the event. It wouldn't for me.

I disagree. Understanding causality may have little to do with the emotion it evokes. It may and should affect actions, but not how you "feel" about it.

Some disheartening info in that link right there. I know it's been discussed ad nauseam and I am well aware of the laundry list of reasons, but it still annoys me that for a wealthy private school in Florida we struggle to break even with athletics. I graduated from UM in '97 and have been a...

Which are the 25 richest programs in college football? For Power Five schools, profits more staggering than ever Interesting that Clemson is not in the top 25 on this list, but USCe is. How accurate is it?