D-backs relievers aren't sure they'll ride bullpen cart but want to drive it
“I want a bumping stereo,” said Archie Bradley of his team’s new ride.
Richard Sherman to be released by Seahawks after seven seasons
Seattle’s rebuild is in full gear as the team decides to part with one of the highest-profile players from most successful era in franchise history.
Kevin Harvick blames social media reaction for stiff NASCAR penalties
Kevin Harvick responded aggressively to penalties NASCAR issued his team, saying the decisions were largely fueled by social-media response from fans.
David Padgett on team's chances of making NCAA Tournament
Louisville coach David Padgett talks about the team’s chances to make the NCAA Tournament after losing to Virginia in the ACC Tournament.
Washington Memo: The President and the Porn Star: A Story’s Slow Rise Above the Din
For nearly two months, Stormy Daniels has not been the biggest story out of the Trump White House. Is that changing?
Keeping jobs in the family costs Louisville football coaching experience
Of the ACC’s 140 assistant football coaches, just 22 have five or fewer years of full-time, on-field experience. Louisville employs four of those 22.
Coach suspended nearly two decades after U.S. Figure Skating dismissed abuse allegations
U.S. Figure Skating suspended Callaghan Tuesday after the U.S. Center for SafeSport announced it was suspending him.
The Great Norwegian Porridge Debate, Or Tradition Vs. ‘Science’
In 1864, a male scientist tried to “porridge-splain” how to make proper gruel to Norwegian women who had been making it for centuries. It caused quite a stir and didn’t work out so well for him.
The Saturday Profile: He Wouldn’t Become an Informant. Now He’s Headed for Prison.
Ahmad Sheikhzadeh had worked as a consultant to Iran’s United Nations mission for years, and it was no secret. Life changed when federal agents arrested him in 2016.
NCAA must get out of academics if it wants to fix college basketball
The UNC scandal showed the NCAA has no authority when it comes to academics. Instead, NCAA should focus on rewarding student-athletes.
Want to fix college basketball? NCAA must allow players to make money
College basketball needs fixing, and one way is to change NCAA rules: Allow amateur athletes to profit from his or her own ability.
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