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Sports journalist Frank Deford considers the Olympics an intrinsically political event which only masquerades in the neutrality of a movement.
The Olympics have become anachronistic in this global age, Deford says, calling it "Nascar with accents."
Sports journalist Frank Deford names athletic scholarships to be the greatest harm to a college education.
Deford believes it is hypocritical to give a quarterback a scholarship for his extracurriculars while denying a pianist the same benefit.
Frank Deford remembers the "unbounded despair" of the poor people in Cameroon when they lost the World Cup to Great Britain.
There, Deford recalls, the power of sport was greater than in any other country.