Keeping ScoreFootball
ESPN can broadcast as many uncomfortable episodes of “Jon Gruden’s QB Camp” that it wants (why any agent would permit a prospect to subject himself to nationally-televised awkward conversations with an ex-NFL coach is beyond me).
Keeping ScoreFootball
A front-runner has emerged for 2011 NFL MVP honors, and her name is Susan Nelson.
Keeping ScoreAthletes
Major League Baseball is taking over the Dodgers. Pro football is a distant memory, and the Clippers are a joke. What is it about the the country’s second-largest market that makes it the top sporting disaster area?
Keeping ScoreBasketball
An astounding season from Chicago point guard Derrick Rose, the likely NBA MVP, makes the Bulls a surprise title contender. Why they’re worth rooting for
Keeping ScoreBaseball
The verdict in the Barry Bonds perjury trial came in on Wednesday afternoon. While indifference is certainly one reasonable reaction, another is downright confusion.
Keeping ScoreGolf
It was a crowded field at the 2011 Masters, going into the final nine holes. But when all was said and done, it was Charl Schwartzel who reigned supreme, nudging Tiger Woods out of the headlines.
Keeping ScoreBaseball
One of baseball’s all-time talents retires from the game, under a cloud of suspicion. Why fans may hold all his antics against him
Keeping ScoreGolf
Forget about the sex scandal. Why too many swing changes may cost Tiger Woods a shot at sports immortality
Keeping ScoreCollege Sports
After the buzzer sounded, confetti fell from the rafters of Reliant Stadium in Houston, marking a national championship won by the University of Connecticut. But people will quickly forget it.
Keeping ScoreMarch Madness
Go ahead, hum the music to yourself now. It’s in your head, like it always is on championship night.
Keeping ScoreMarch Madness
The national championship game in college basketball is usually a fairly neutral affair. Alums and locals root for their respective schools, and the rest of the country splits the difference. Tonight, however, throw all placidity …
Keeping ScoreMarch Madness
With his team up, 58-54, with a little over three minutes left in its national semifinal game against VCU, Butler guard Shelvin Mack took a few dribbles near the top of the three-point arc, eyes in the direction of the rim, ready …
Keeping ScoreMarch Madness
TIME’s Sean Gregory traded his notebook for a camera to provide a rare off-court look at the electric atmosphere at Reliant Stadium.
