Drew Brees-Citrus Bowl mess latest warning of sport betting issues

The Citrus Bowl between LSU and Purdue was placed in financial confusion. Drew Brees, who joined Purdue as an interim assistant coach, has a significant investment and TV promotional presence in a sports gambling operation.

Drew Brees-Citrus Bowl mess is latest warning of sport betting issues. Professional tennis is the easiest sport to fix. The lure to fixed team games grows as the real and perceived chance of being nailed diminishes.

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The lesson in TV that we can't watch two things at once remains unlearnt.

Drew Brees-Citrus Bowl mess is latest warning of sport betting issues. Viewers have only two eyes at the same time.

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