Wednesday, the NCAA handed down its punishment for eight current University of Miami players who accepted benefits deemed illegal under its rules.
Keeping ScoreCollege Sports
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Really, Track? Usain Bolt Disqualified from 100-Meter Final After False Start
Imagine you were a basketball player who committed one innocuous foul – and the referee sent you to the showers.
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Mind Games: Is Nadal Ready for the Open?
The former top tennis (and current No. 2) player in the world looks vulnerable, and his new book shows it wouldn’t be the first time. Rafael Nadal spoke with TIME about his ups, downs and this year’s U.S. Open
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What ESPN’s ‘White Michael Vick’ Story Got Wrong
If the point of a good magazine story is to get people talking (hey, we even try it here at TIME), consider a piece in the new issue of ESPN The Magazine, “What if Michael Vick Were White?,” a grand success.
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Pat Summitt’s Toughest Opponent Yet: Early Onset Dementia
Pat Summitt is the winningest coach in the history of college basketball, men’s or women’s — she has 1,071 of them. When she announced that she had been diagnosed with the early onset dementia, Alzheimer’s type, on …
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Are Terrelle Pryor and the Oakland Raiders the Right Fit?
In the wake of one of the many scandals that have rocked college football this year, Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor decided to go pro rather than return to school.
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Why Baseball Is Avoiding Other Sports’ Labor Woes
Owners and players in football and basketball maybe be fighting, but the country’s third major sport won’t see a lockout anytime soon. Here’s why
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Watch: Georgetown’s China Visit Erupts in Basketball Court Brawl
The future of America’s already fragile economy, in large part, depends on China. What transpired on a Beijing basketball court Thursday won’t help in any trade negotiations.
Keeping ScoreFootball
Why the University of Miami’s Football Program Is in Hot Water
Back in 1995, Sports Illustrated published an damning article on the University of Miami’s football team. Going back to the 1980s, Hurricane players had a reputation for breaking the law, cheating in school, and ignoring NCAA …
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Fantasy Football Fever: The Most Obsessed Cities in America
Get a life, Green Bay.
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Tiger’s Troubles: Can Woods Bounce Back From His PGA Bust?
After Tiger Woods imploded at the PGA Championship on Friday, causing him to miss a cut at a major championship for only the fourth time in his career, he has to make a move.
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A-Rod’s Bad Bet: Why Great Athletes Love to Gamble
Alex Rodriguez is one of the best players in baseball history. But he’s also made some dumb decisions. Playing underground poker might be the dumbest
Keeping ScoreFootball
Cheaters, Beware: NFL To Begin Human Growth Hormone Blood Tests
The new NFL collective bargaining agreement, which was officially ratified by players on Thursday, contains a historic provision.