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John Calipari Explains His Stunning Decision to Leave Kentucky for Arkansas
Calipari was gearing up for a 16th season with the Wildcats. Then an old friend called and made an offer he couldn’t refuse.

Why Olympic Prize Money Is a Chance for the N.C.A.A. to Right a Wrong
Track and field gold medalists will become the first athletes to earn international prize money at the Olympics.

The ‘Humbling Experience’ of Trying to Shoot Over a 7-Foot-4 Phenom
The N.B.A. rookie Victor Wembanyama isn’t just breaking the sport, but the perception of basketball physics.

Meet the 13-Year-Old Who’s Ready to Play Professional Soccer
McKenna Whitham spent weeks of preseason training with the N.W.S.L. defending champions. The teen was unfazed.

In Mexico, Lionel Messi Faces Relentless Boos
Liga MX power Monterrey overwhelmed Inter Miami on Wednesday as fans taunted one of soccer’s all-time greats.

An ‘Avalanche’ Is Hitting the N.C.A.A., and Change Is Coming for Athletes
“If student-athletes become employees, what does that relationship look like?” one college professor asked.

Here Are the Five Holes at Augusta National That Could Decide the Masters
One of the great and historic courses in golf is a critical character each April. We picked the five that best tell the story of...

Why a Group of Talented ‘Lads’ From Ireland Have the N.F.L.’s Attention
There is another sport, besides football, where athletes kick a ball and send it high through uprights. Why not recruit from it?

Live Updates From the Masters at Augusta National
The opening round of the tournament was delayed by rain, but weather hasn’t dampened expectations for the most exclusive tournament in golf.

Live Updates: Inflation Expected to Remain Stubborn
Economists think that the Consumer Price Index likely climbed 3.4 percent in March from a year earlier, up slightly from 3.2 percent in February.