Ultra-endurance athlete Catherine Breed this week became the first person to swim California's entire 900-mile coastline, completing the journey from Oregon to Mexico in less than four months.
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Reese is the thermometer of the WNBA Finals. If her temperature is high, good luck to anyone else on the other side. If you can’t match her energy, you’re cooked.
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Is it us, or is college football lately kind of ... vibeless?
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This Brewers team reminds Yount of their ’82 team with the joy, passion and determination.
- Jordan Mendoza USA TODAY
High-profile names always draw attention to any courtroom. After a chaotic Week 7, it's made for quite the day in the USA TODAY Sports Fraud Court.
- Jack McKessy USA TODAY
Josh Allen’s bid for back-to-back NFL MVP awards is gaining momentum again.
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Minnesota is reeling and Iowa is coming off a bye week. Here's what to know about the Gophers ahead of Saturday's Big Ten matchup.
GRAPEVINE, Texas — In about two weeks, the College Football Playoff’s 13-member selection committee will convene at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas, to craft its first of six weekly rankings on Nov. 3. The final of those rankings on Dec. 6 will determine the 12-team field that will participate in the playoff for the right to be national champions. Before that ...
RALEIGH, N.C. — It seems like everyone is trying to follow the money when it comes to the fallout from the canceled college football game between N.C. State and Virginia in Brazil, but nobody knows where the cash is. N.C. State was due $1.5 million for the game’s cancellation, according to its contract with promoter Athlete Advantage. The contract stipulates payment was due no later than 30 ...
DALLAS — People think the 1966 NFL championship game at the Cotton Bowl, a 34-27 Green Bay Packers victory, was the Cowboys’ first playoff game. Technically, it wasn’t. In 1965, after finishing second in the Eastern Conference for the first time, the Cowboys flew to Miami to face the Baltimore Colts in the Playoff Bowl. The Colts won, 35-3, even with a running back (Tom Matte) playing ...
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Will Stein does not want to hear that the impending expansion of the College Football Playoff from 12 to 24 teams is going to diminish the regular season. “I think that's a really lame take, to be honest,” the Kentucky football coach said Tuesday at his weekly news conference at Kroger Field. “As far as I know, every game in college football is still going to matter. ... So ...
Kirk Ferentz won't change his opening kickoff philosophy. Here's why that matters against Minnesota.
Take the ball and go. That's been Kirk Ferentz's philosophy for more than 20 years, and he's sticking with it.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander mean-mugged as he sat on the San Antonio hardwood, his gaze steely, his fists clenched, his arms flexed.
Is it us, or is college football lately kind of ... vibeless?
High-profile names always draw attention to any courtroom. After a chaotic Week 7, it's made for quite the day in the USA TODAY Sports Fraud Court.
Minnesota is reeling and Iowa is coming off a bye week. Here's what to know about the Gophers ahead of Saturday's Big Ten matchup.
GRAPEVINE, Texas — In about two weeks, the College Football Playoff’s 13-member selection committee will convene at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas, to craft its first of six weekly rankings on Nov. 3. The final of those rankings on Dec. 6 will determine the 12-team field that will participate in the playoff for the right to be national champions. Before that ...
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Reese is the thermometer of the WNBA Finals. If her temperature is high, good luck to anyone else on the other side. If you can’t match her energy, you’re cooked.
This Brewers team reminds Yount of their ’82 team with the joy, passion and determination.
Josh Allen’s bid for back-to-back NFL MVP awards is gaining momentum again.
DALLAS — People think the 1966 NFL championship game at the Cotton Bowl, a 34-27 Green Bay Packers victory, was the Cowboys’ first playoff game. Technically, it wasn’t. In 1965, after finishing second in the Eastern Conference for the first time, the Cowboys flew to Miami to face the Baltimore Colts in the Playoff Bowl. The Colts won, 35-3, even with a running back (Tom Matte) playing ...
