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Novak Djokovic Needs New Tennis Quests. Can the U.S. Open Provide Them?
What does a 24-time Grand Slam champion and Olympic gold medalist do next?
Explaining the New Format of the Champions League
UEFA has adopted the “Swiss model,” so Thursday’s draw for Europe’s elite club soccer competition will look very different.
Analyzing the Most Optimistic and Pessimistic Fans in College Football
No fan base is completely hopeless, but more fans expressed frustration this year because of factors such as conference realignment and the transfer portal.
Welcome to Everton, the Premier League’s Most Miserable Club
Fan fury, financial chaos and terrible results have made an English soccer institution utterly joyless.
We Know More About Quarterbacks’ Arms Than Ever. Can Teams Take Advantage?
With a growing number of quarterbacks using biomechanics to guide training, teams are now figuring out how to implement the data.
At Their Home Grand Slam, the American Players Take Care of Business
Coco Gauff, Ben Shelton and Brandon Nakashima delivered on expectations on the opening day.
The Man Behind Michigan’s Scouting Scheme Recounts His Abrupt Exile
Connor Stalions offers his side of the story in a new Netflix documentary. But he’s not a victim or a credible narrator, a columnist for...
Which N.F.L. Rookies Thrived in August?
The draft’s No. 1 pick Caleb Williams shined for the Chicago Bears in preseason.
Scandal ‘Tore Apart’ Michigan State Football. A New Coach Leads the Long Climb Back.
The program slipped from Rose Bowls and playoff appearances to next to nowhere. Now, the Spartans are digging their way up in a supersized Big...
The Projected No. 1 Pick in the 2025 N.B.A. Draft Signs With New Balance
The deal will make Duke freshman Cooper Flagg one of the brand’s signature athletes