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Yankee Pitcher Andy Pettitte Announces Retirement
The Yankees pitcher says he’s hanging up his cleats for real this time
Ken Norton: 1943-2013, Heavyweight Champ and “The Fairest of Them All”
One boxing legend reflects on another
Cornell Lacrosse Team Suspended on Hazing Claims
Allegations of “coerced consumption of alcohol by underage freshmen.”
Sports Illustrated’s 100 Funniest Photos
From Peyton Manning to Dan Marino – and even to Jack Nicholson – Sports Illustrated takes a look at its 100 funniest photos
Don’t Despair, Cleveland Browns Fans
Among the NFL’s most miserable fans, Browns supporters have lost it after their team traded running back Trent Richardson. They should look on the bright side
Boxer Ken Norton, Heavyweight Who Broke Ali’s Jaw, Dead at 70
Ken Norton, the 70s heavyweight powerhouse best known for handing Muhammad Ali one of his few losses, died Wednesday at a veterans medical facility where he had been recovering from a stroke. He was 70.
NY Giants Star Says He’s a Virgin, Hasn’t Touched Alcohol
New York Giants cornerback Prince Amukamara said in an interview with Muscle and Fitness that a Catholic upbringing has led him to avoid sex and alcohol.
‘The Battle of the Sexes’ Turns 40: A Look Back at TIME’s Coverage
Billie Jean King clobbered Bobby Riggs in the historic tennis match
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The Oakland A’s Are In First. But They Still Stink.
Oakland’s stadium has some serious sewage problems. And it’s spilling into the wrong places.
Vanderbilt Football Star Confesses to Covering Up Alleged Gang Rape
Vanderbilt University dismissed a wide receiver from the university football team and athletic program on Tuesday, four days after he pleaded guilty to helping cover up an alleged gang rape on campus, CNN reports.
High School Football Player Killed By Helmet-to-Helmet Collision
The running back was 16 years old
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The Science of Sound: How Seattle Got So Darn Loud
Canopies, aluminum benches and bunched-up seating helped explain the home-field advantage for the Seahawks