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The Hometown Hero Behind a College Basketball Powerhouse
The home where Bucky McMillan grew up is only three miles from his office at Samford University.

How a Soccer Player Overcame a Scoring Problem With Help From Rob McElhenney
Paul Mullin didn’t score for eight games, but support from one of Wrexham’s co-owners helped him end his drought.

The Caitlin Clark Hype Train Prompts Debate on W.N.B.A. Finances
There has been speculation that leaving Iowa would amount to a pay cut for Clark. “It’s a bad narrative,” W.N.B.A. Commissioner Cathy Engelbert said.

Why Formula 1 Can’t ‘Move On’ From Its Controversies
Christian Horner, the Red Bull Racing team principal, wants the spotlight to be on the track. It rightly remains elsewhere, a columnist from The Athletic...

Why the U.S. Women’s Soccer Match Against Canada Continued Despite Extreme Weather
Conditions on the field made it impossible to play at anything close to normal. Yet the game went on.

25 Biggest Oscar Snubs of All Time
Greta Gerwig, you’re not alone. These artists and films memorably — outrageously in our view — got the brushoff from the academy. We’re still in...

February Jobs Report: U.S. Job Growth Expected to Cool
Experts expect that employers added 200,000 positions last month, down from a surge of 353,000 in January, but the range of forecasts is unusually wide.

Ranking the Worst Quarterback Trades in N.F.L. History
Russell Wilson is a cautionary tale in a league littered with historically bad quarterback moves.

What Does Dartmouth Men’s Basketball Team’s Unionization Vote Mean?
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What Happens When Your Landlord Bats Leadoff? Ask a Baseball Player.
As players prepare for the season, they buy, sell, trade and rent houses from one another as they scramble to find a place to live.