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Exit sage.
rm -rf "sage directory here" (Be careful!)

If you want to delete your user files (notebooks, etc),
rm -rf "~/.sage/" (Again be careful, or you'll delete things you don't want to.)


The double-quotes aren't necessary, but I'm trying to keep you from accidentally deleting other files or directories.

Exit sage.
Open the Terminal Application (command-line), it's under /Applications or /Applications/Utilities

rm -rf "sage directory here" (Be careful!)

If you want to delete your user files also (notebooks, etc),
rm -rf "~/.sage/" (Again be careful, or you'll delete things you don't want to.)


The double-quotes aren't necessary, but I'm trying to keep you from accidentally deleting other files or directories.