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Floyd Landis looks destined to be stripped of his 2006 Tour de France victory after arbitrators uphold results of a drug test indicating he used synthetic testosterone to fuel a spectacular comeback in renowned race.Cyclist Landis Loses Doping Appeal (NPR)

Gambling, Investing, and PokerThe BMW Method (The Motley Fool)

The last 14 seasons have not exactly been kind to the Redskins, so one can't be blamed for wallowing in a healthy dose of irrational exuberance in the wake of Monday night's victorySmile Joe, Your Team's 2-0 (Washington Post)

With 0-2 starts staring at me in two football leagues (thanks so much, Donovan McNabb and Larry Johnson), I'm trying my best not to focus on the fantasy details.Negative effects could accompany fantasy sports' big-time growth (Baltimore Sun)

It's the excesses of life, the enterprising for the little extras, the pampered perks for the privileged. If only "those people" would wake up and stop robbing the rest of us of some semblance of social order, stability and balance.[Opinion] Oh, how the mighty have fallen (The Minnesota Daily)

Patriots Cheating? We live in an era where teams no longer play each other with the traditional hard-nosed competition that results in the best team winning. In today's sports world, everybody on every team is constantly trying to find a way to get the "competitive edge" over the opposing side.Pats cheating scandal won't hurt legacy (The Equinox)