As the 2026 Games head toward the finish line, new questions arise about Russia's place in the Olympics.

Skimo made its Olympic debut. Time will tell if it sticks around for another Winter Games.

The International Olympic Committee has quietly removed the link to a t-shirt in its online store commemorating the 1936 Berlin Games that were held in Nazi Germany.

The Summer Olympics simply doesn't need basketball, but the Winter Games could use the star power.

Megan Oldham's Olympic dreams began by skiing off the roof of the family garage.

The American-born Gu has become a lightning rod for political outrage, but really what she's doing is playing the system for all it's worth.

It’s because the Olympics are so hard that anybody cares in the first place.

Were Americans Madison Chock and Evan Bates robbed of a gold medal? Former Olympian Jeremy Bloom wants to use AI to help end these kinds of judging controversies.

South Korea's Gaon Choi stomped her final run to end Kim's Olympic reign.

Seventeen-year-old Alessandro Barbieri enters the men’s halfpipe finals as the best American hope since White.

From an American perspective, it was equal parts inspiring and maddening.

From conception to practice and then more practice, skiers and snowboarders can take years to perfect a new maneuver.

Americans go 1-2 as Jaelin Kauf takes silver.

The two finished 1-2, just as they did four years ago in Beijing.

In the aftermath of Lindsey Vonn's crash, it's natural to wonder whether she took on too much risk. It's a question many Olympic athletes have to ask themselves.

Vonn has lived her life audaciously, and Sunday we saw an all-time skiing talent trying desperately, maybe too desperately, to win a race the rest of us just wanted her to finish.

Three Olympics came and went with no medals for Bennett. But on Saturday, in his final Olympic event, he didn’t care.

For some snowboarders and freeskiers, the X Games — not the Olympics — was the pinnacle.

Now that Curt Cignetti has shown how good of a coach he is, it's easy for many ADs to second-guess themselves.

Fernando Mendoza and the Hoosiers have once again laid waste to one of the best teams in college football. And only one remains.

College sports is in an upheaval. Some, like Baylor's Scott Drew, have embraced the new world order and been criticized. Others, like Clemson's Dabo Swinney, have stuck to their old-school ways and se...

Dubbed the 'Battle of the Sexes,' Sabalenka vs. Kyrgios is nothing more than a cynical cash grab.

Following the Sherrone Moore debacle, the full culture reset Whittingham will provide is just what Michigan needs.

The combination of schools looking for players outside the traditional recruiting realm and judges eroding the NCAA’s ability to enforce eligibility rules has led everyone here, whether they like it o...

After a game that felt a bit like an exorcism, the hope at Ole Miss is that things will now get back to normal. There will be a time Kiffin will be back in the conversation, but for now it feels like ...

The work is finally done for the worst selection committee in the CFP's history, and make no mistake, excluding Notre Dame was a message from the CFP.

There's already a precedent where the committee left a team out of the College Football Playoff because it was missing a key player. The same protocol applies to coaches — and Lane Kiffin is vital to ...

Tide fans likely won't take the team's home loss to Oklahoma well, but the reality is that they've been spoiled and the game has changed. Better get used to it.

Given Bucky McMillan's one-of-a-kind background, his unique approach and a level of self-belief that borders on cockiness, Bucky Ball will either go down in SEC history as a punchline or a revolution.

LSU had no problem with Brian Kelly's contract when they signed it. The Tigers' administrators (and the Louisiana governor) shouldn't try to weasel out of it now that things didn't go their way on the...

Sidi Gueye was initially denied a student visa from the U.S. How he and Arizona's coaching staff navigated the complex immigration system is just part of the college basketball game now.

For two straight years, the Hurricanes have had what’s widely recognized as one of the most well-paid rosters in college football. What do they have to show for it?

How does a sport that draws a massive audience for the Kentucky Derby disappear nearly every other day of the year?

The next six weeks are going to be a feeding frenzy unlike anything the sport has ever seen. That includes the jobs that have just opened, and plenty of others. Buckle up.

The Tigers have lost at least three games in each of Kelly's four seasons at LSU.

With Dan Mullen and Josh Pastner, UNLV's novel approach may be the way to find success even if a coach may only be there for a short period of time.

If the old era of college football required Texas A&M to do things that made it look more glamorous than it had a right to be, the new one is showing that substance will beat style every time.

Here's the worst part about the LSU's loss to Vandy: It wasn’t as close as the score, LSU got outcoached and in the end none of it was a surprise. That's why the Tigers are leading the Misery Index th...

PSU likely won't be able to hire a coach whose record or list of accolades matches what James Franklin had accomplished. But there are other key factors at play in Happy Valley.

We now live in a world where a program that reached the College Football Playoff semis last season cans its coach because of a few bad games — and it feels somewhat normal.

Without the NCAA tournament giving schools like Loyola a fair shot, there’s no Sister Jean story to captivate America.

Bill Belichick has failed on almost every account at UNC and they have reached the midway point of the season as one of the biggest laughingstocks in the sport. How long will the school put up with hi...

On a revealing Saturday of college football, there were plenty of losers. But nobody took a bigger 'L' than the Nittany Lions, who dropped their second straight game.

Vanderbilt is relevant in sports now and it goes well beyond Diego Pavia and the football team's success. But it took a serious attitude adjustment and plenty of investment to get to this point.

The next two months in Arkansas will be all about one man and the desire to reach for past glory, no matter the cost or the risk. But with Petrino, it always ends badly.

After being subjected to such a ridiculous process with predictably bad results, while also wasting a truly elite defense, Auburn reigns as America’s most miserable fan base in Week 5.