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Four-panel comic by VectorBelly.com. A reporter in a black top hat and yellow shirt holds a microphone toward a football player in a purple helmet and number 7 jersey. Reporter: "You were sportsing pretty hard out there. A lot of sports happened. Why do you think you lost?" Player: "We sportsed our best and scored points, but the other team was sportsing, too, and they scored even more points." Reporter: "What's…

Sports Interview Where Nobody Says Anything

A four-panel comic mocks empty post-game sports interviews and endless TV analysis, ending with an athlete's absurd income. A nod to the sports-talk-saturated cable era.

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Four-panel comic by VectorBelly.com. A reporter in a black top hat and yellow shirt holds a microphone toward a football player in a purple helmet and number 7 jersey. Reporter: "You were sportsing pretty hard out there. A lot of sports happened. Why do you think you lost?" Player: "We sportsed our best and scored points, but the other team was sportsing, too, and they scored even more points." Reporter: "What's…

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