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Some Coaches Are Worried About the Future of Football. Are They Correct?
Georgia head coach Kirby Smart calls it the “deterioration of football.” The numbers tell a complicated story.
Deion Sanders Talks a Lot About Character. His Own Tactics Raise Questions.
The Colorado coach refused to take questions from a local journalist. It resembles cowardice, a columnist from The Athletic writes.
How the Olympics Fueled Demand for Collectibles
U.S. basketball stars, women’s sports and Snoop Dogg pins dominated collector interest.
Pro Football Hall of Fame Revises Its Eligibility Rules
Coaches now will have to wait only a year after retirement to be considered, instead of the previous five-year period.
Nelly Korda Silences the Critics With a Dominant Women’s British Open Performance
The No. 1 golfer posted successive 4-under rounds to start and gave herself a three-shot cushion on her nearest rivals.
Jannik Sinner Parts Ways With Fitness Coach and Physiotherapist After Doping Ruling
The two men were at the heart of the case involving the world’s top-ranked tennis player, which rocked the sport this week.
In a New Netflix Documentary, the Mysteries Surrounding Steve McNair Persist
The streaming giant’s effort to rehash the former N.F.L. quarterback’s football career and death doesn’t offer much new, a columnist for The Athletic writes.
Dominic Thiem Returns to the Scene of His Surreal, Sublime Triumph
The Austrian won the 2020 U.S. Open in front of empty seats. Four years later, he is back for his last Grand Slam.
Serie A Is Getting Serious About the United States
Italy’s soccer league counts Christian Pulisic among its stars but faces tough competition to break through with Americans.
With September on the Horizon, Is the M.L.B. Playoff Race Already Over?
The postseason field might have been set more by what happened in the past five weeks than what will happen in the next five.