Keeping ScoreFootball
The Tebow Error: After New York Debacle, Does QB Have An NFL Future?
Not likely.
Sean Gregory
Sean Gregory is a TIME staff writer who has covered sports extensively over the last decade. He has penned profiles on athletes ranging from LeBron James, Novak Djokovic, Usain Bolt and Eli Manning, and explored issue like football's concussion crisis, and the treatment of young baseball players in the Dominican Republic. Sean has covered the the last four Olympic Games, and filed dispatches from Super Bowls, the NBA Finals, and the World Series for TIME. A native of the Bronx, N.Y., Sean enjoys firing lots of shots in pickup basketball games.
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Expect some sports security changes after the Boston Marathon bombing. But they won’t be radical. The games will go on.
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This weekend, we’ll all see history at Augusta
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Why An American Male Pro Athlete Will Soon Come Out
The N.H.L. forms a partnership with a gay rights organization to prep for the inevitable; a player coming out of the closet
Keeping ScoreMarch Madness
NCAA Title Game: How Louisville Refused To Lose
Led by Luke Hancock’s cool hand, Louisville won its first national title since 1986
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NCAA Title Game: Can Louisville Stop Michigan’s Monster?
Mitch McGary shed the baby fat; now the Michigan freshman center might well lead the Wolverines to a national championship.
Keeping ScoreMarch Madness
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Tim Henderson doubled his conference season output at the Final Four, and Louisville is going to the title game
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At Final Four, It’s Mike Rice On The Mind
Will coaches behave better after the fallout?
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