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Gymnasts sue FBI over Nassar probe

"The only path to justice and healing is through the legal process," says McKayla Maroney

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Unseeded Texas is the last hope to spoil Oklahoma softball’s back-to-back NCAA championships

Can the Longhorns play spoiler to the Sooners' incredible season?

USA Today Sports Media Group

NCAA Outdoor Championships, Track & Field, live stream, TV channel, schedule, how to watch

The 2022 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships will get underway on Wednesday night from the Hayward Field at the University of Oregon.

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Is NIL Stalling the Momentum of G League, Overtime Elite?

As pro development leagues began to make inroads to attract top talent, NIL deals quickly returned the power to college basketball programs, elite players and coaches say.

Sports Illustrated

John Clay: John Calipari wants a facilities upgrade. Is that where Kentucky’s money should go?

LEXINGTON, Ky. — John Calipari says he has some things he wants to discuss with Mitch Barnhart. One thing in particular. The Kentucky basketball coach says he wants to talk to the UK athletics director about a facilities upgrade.

Tribune News Service

To help navigate NIL world, Duke basketball hires former Nike marketer as team GM

DURHAM, N.C. — With college players now allowed to earn money on marketing deals thanks to changes in NCAA rules regarding name, image and likeness, Duke dipped into basketball’s business world to fill a newly created position.

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‘It’s Come So Far’: Arizona State and The Rich History of the WCWS

While it’s the 40th anniversary of the official college softball tournament, it’s also the 50th anniversary of a Sun Devils team that won the WCWS in the weeks right before Title IX.

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SI:AM | The Avs Still Look Like the Stanley Cup Favorites

They made quick work of the Oilers and will await the winner of the Rangers-Lightning series.

Sports Illustrated

Matt Calkins: After career turnaround with Jazz, what's next for Mercer Island great Quin Snyder?

It's hard to think that the journeyman's journey is anywhere close to over. The pride of Mercer Island just finished one of the NBA's most impressive coaching stints in the past decade, even if the postseason success was lacking.

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Controversial Replay Costs Michigan in NCAA Tournament Loss

After the Wolverines mounted a late comeback, a crucial call went against them and opened the door for Louisville to win.

Sports Illustrated

‘It doesn’t work anymore’: Coach K on where NCAA sports are, and where they’re headed

DURHAM, N.C. — No longer coaching but still involved in the college sports landscape as a Duke ambassador, Mike Krzyzewski’s assessment of college athletics is that the current model is at a breaking point.

Tribune News Service

New WCWS Format Guarantees Rest Days, Tees Up a Strong Finish

Prompted by last year’s scheduling mishap, the adjustments provide flexibility for weather delays and ample recovery time for players.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | The Warriors Ran Away with Game 2

If there’s one thing we’ve learned over the first two games of the NBA Finals, it’s that both teams are capable of going on runs to completely bury their opponent.

Sports Illustrated

How Title IX has shaped women's athletics 50 years after its passage

When Title IX of the Education Amendments was signed into law on June 23, 1972, the text of the legislation said, "No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any…

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The wacky college baseball and softball postseason format, explained

Ever wondered what a "regional" and a "super regional" are? We've got you covered.

The Independent UK

College athletes push mental health to the forefront

At least five college athletes took their own lives in the spring, sparking concerns that schools were not doing enough for some of their higher-profile students

USA Today Sports Media Group

Video: Bo Nickal flattens opponent with sharp combination just 30 seconds into pro MMA debut

Three-time NCAA champion wrestler Bo Nickal picked up his first professional win on Friday, and didn't need long to finish the fight.

Benzinga

The NFL's Recent Investment in Cannabis Signals an Important Evolution in Its Approach to Preventing and Treating Sports Injuries

By Dr. Michael D. Lewis, MD, MPH, Colonel (Retired), U.S. Army, and CV Sciences Medical Advisor

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D.J. Wagner and the Fascinating Bluegrass Recruiting Battle

It’s Louisville vs. Kentucky—and with personal ties on both sides, this one’s got a steep historical backdrop.

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SI:AM | Learning From the Celtics’ Comeback

The Warriors have never been in this position before.

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‘Sonny’s an angel’: Meet the 14-year-old battling cancer that helped inspire Texas on its way to winning the NCAA Championship

"He’s way tougher than we are but his toughness has definitely helped us out a lot."

Sports Illustrated

College Basketball’s Winners, Losers of NBA Draft Deadline

Drew Timme’s return puts Gonzaga back in the mix for No. 1, but not everyone made out as well this week.

Sports Illustrated

Everything You Need to Know for 2022 WCWS

From the defending champ Sooners to the unseeded underdogs, here are the top story lines before the tournament gets underway in Oklahoma City.

Sports Illustrated

How NIL Could Keep Door Open for HBCUs to Land Top Recruits

A collective shift in mindset from a deep pool of successful HBCU alumni may go a long way toward balancing the recruiting landscape.

Tribune News Service

With Shaedon Sharpe off to the NBA, does Kentucky have enough for next season?

LEXINGTON, Ky. — The writing has been on the wall for months, but now that Shaedon Sharpe is officially staying in the NBA draft, the Kentucky Wildcats can move on and look ahead to the 2022-23 season knowing for certain that they won’t have the star recruit.

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