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Here are some links to kick off your week:Real Mallorca, co-owned by Rafael Nadal, barred from the Europa Cup due to finances (Guardian)
Competitive cheerleading held not to be a sport for Title IX purposes by US District Court in Conn. (NYTimes)
Despite dropping $9 million due to his "troubles", Tiger still leads the US athlete money list by a whopping $30 million over Mickelson (SI.com
Rafa be the new tennis number one, but Federer tops the foreign money list for the first time, by more than $15 million over Lionel Messi; Nadal comes in ninth (SI.com)
Manchester United tops Forbes list of the 50 most valuable teams in sports, clocking in at $1.83 billion, the Cowboys are second at $1.65 billion (Forbes)
Interesting assesment of the state of college basketball from coaches in the big six conferences (espn.com)
The most dominant athlete in his sport ever pitches...horseshoes? (NYTimes)
Full post as published by Sports Biz on July 25, 2010 (boomark / email).
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