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A 51-Year-Old Former N.H.L. Enforcer Is Still Fighting
Donald Brashear was one of the league’s most feared enforcers for 16 seasons. In a low-level pro league, he’s going another round.
What N.F.L. Travel Is Really Like
Like any flight, first-class seats are coveted. But not every player is granted that privilege.
Ranking N.F.L. Teams From First to Worst, With a Surprise for Each
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One of the Best Goalkeepers in Women’s Soccer Is Now a Commercial Force, Too
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The Whirlwind Recruitment of College Football’s First Can’t-Miss Prospect
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Why Conspiracy Theories Are So Popular in Soccer
The environment created by supporters suggests this period of time may be a “golden era” of fan paranoia.
Why Did Sean Payton Funnel His Rage Toward Russell Wilson?
The relationship between the Broncos coach and the team’s quarterback is back in the spotlight after a sideline flare-up.
Draymond Green Starts Counseling Amid N.B.A. Suspension
Green, the Golden State forward, is expected to remain suspended for at least the next three weeks.
She Was Headed to the W.N.B.A. So How Did She End Up at Ohio State?
Celeste Taylor had visions of turning pro, but decided to go back to Duke. After a change in the program, she finally found the perfect...
Big Ten Coaches Predict Michigan Could Struggle Against Alabama
Quarterback Jalen Milroe may offer Nick Saban an advantage no team has had against the Wolverines: “There is nobody in the Big Ten like him.”