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National college football writers and other pundits tweeted about the athletic department’s massive deficit, meager NIL resources and failed leadership.

In Louisville, back when I was a public radio reporter spending my meager Derby winnings, a now-shuttered burrito joint near the track served something that was essentially nacho fries: queso, grilled meat, pico, sour cream.

A meager snowpack in the Rocky Mountains last winter added to the strains on the river.

On the field his contributions were more meager, with Campos allowing 51 goals in 43 games over two seasons.

The accusations are so meager that whether the firing will stand is an open question.