Team USA’s thrilling gold medal victory could be a turning point for women’s hockey

Given the increasing appetite for women’s professional sports, and the U.S. women’s hockey team’s dominance in Milan, this would seem to be the perfect time for women’s professional hockey to take hold.

MAGA is screaming foul over Bad Bunny’s halftime show. Here’s why the NFL doesn’t seem to care.

“The massive Trump hater,” as MAGA commentator Benny Johnson called Bad Bunny last year, is exactly who the NFL wants and needs right now.

These Olympic figure skaters refuse to conform — and they’re winning

Few women know what it’s like to compete at Olympic levels. But women across America understand how it feels to be expected to look and act certain ways.

Why the Seahawks’ Super Bowl win is good for America

By mandating that his football team be sold to fund multiple charitable causes, late Seahawks owner Paul Allen exhibited a generosity that we should hope other billionaires, sports owners or otherwise, follow.

Lindsey Vonn is exactly the kind of insane athlete the Olympics were made for

She plans to compete with an injury from which world-class skiers often take a year to heal — after surgery.

Bill Belichick’s exclusion from the Hall of Fame ballot is disgraceful

Belichick didn’t leave much of a cheering section in the NFL when he left New England after the 2023 season, but as a six-time Super Bowl-winning coach, he should have been elected on the first ballot to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

College football is forever changed. This Indiana-Miami title game is proof.

Indiana University football coach Curt Cignetti has embraced the changes that have rocked college football over the last few years.

What Mike Tomlin leaving the Steelers might mean for the NFL

Tomlin’s 19 seasons at the helm of the Steelers helped prove what shouldn’t have needed proving: Black coaches are fully capable of leading their teams to a Super Bowl title.