Commissioner Tony Petitti made the decision to suspend Harbaugh from the sideline for the rest of the regular season, a move that the Wolverines won’t soon forget.

From a distance, Jon Scheyer’s job of replacing Mike Krzyzewski seems impossible. Up close, it looks even harder.

On Thursday, the Nets suspended their star guard after he declined to apologize for promoting an antisemitic film.

The Hawkeyes star put on a show that culminated into something bigger than a basketball tournament.

Greg Norman, Phil Mickelson and others are to consumed by their own self-interest to see the bigger picture beyond the Saudi tour’s cash grab.

Motherhood and more have given the U.S. co-captain a refreshed sense of purpose and peace of mind, supercharging her play ahead of her fourth World Cup.

Jimmy Dunne, who was playing golf instead of in his World Trade Center office on 9/11, knows everyone on both sides of the PGA Tour/LIV Golf rift. And has opinions.

He was the first link between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, and now Jimmy Dunne shares details from inside the negotiations, how the deal will evolve and why many people today have misunderstood what it...

The legendary QB relentlessly pushed for money, even as the scheme crumbled around him.

People around the coach and his program believe he wants to be in Ann Arbor—if the terms are right.

And why you should not believe it...

Stolen signals, COVID-19 visits and selective outrage: fresh fuel for college football’s most heated rivalry.

The Warriors star accomplished it all in 2022, reminding the world how to be a winner.

The man who is painfully walking the Old Course doesn't have to be here, yet he is here because that's who he is. And golf still needs Tiger Woods.

No one saw it coming, including players, but the PGA Tour commissioner ended the golf war.

The manner of his departure for LSU follows the patterns of his previous stops.

There has long been this idea that the coach knows all—even NCAA bylaws state they should. But no coach is all-knowing.

Nearly all Sports Illustrated staffers received layoff notices from the outlet’s publisher this month, devastating the 70-year-old magazine that once set the standard for sports journalism.

He’s one of the best college coaches ever, but he'd be returning to a landscape that's changed dramatically since 2018.

The 18-year-old topped the podium with a clutch performance on Tuesday, but the triumph also put her in a precarious position amid ongoing political tension between the country where she lives and...

The Wolverines' commanding performance is a jolt to the rivalry and a beacon of hope for the program.

'I hate this,' the Englishman told his caddie on the 14th hole Sunday, deep in the pressure cooker of a major. But that grind created a worthy champion.

The 15-time major champion turned in two lackluster rounds at the British Open, but his inner fire burns too hot to let them be his last.

A new book alleges massive gambling losses for the Hall of Famer. Did those losses drive him to LIV Golf and the sport’s upheaval that continues now?

The team has forfeited its right to take moral stands down the road, and shouldn’t count on its QB conducting himself with basic human decency.

The Detroit coach has set his team up for postseason success with an enduring belief in his roster, which is full of players ready to make the plays that matter most.

Rivals want the conference to move quickly, but it must complete its investigation.

One tweak could help the league both protect players and prevent competitions from being derailed by flags.

One had to be told she could do anything. The other was always told she couldn’t. Now with Las Vegas, they both have their first WNBA title.

He exudes confidence and big-game poise—just like another Wolverines passer you might remember.

Nothing Bruce Arians, Tom Brady or anyone in the Bucs organization says can mask what the arrangement between this team and this player ultimately was.

A few takeaways from the framework agreement signed by the PGA Tour, DP World Tour and Saudi PIF

Armando Bacot, breakout NCAA tournament star, is following the dough (and all logic) straight back to UNC.

It’s hard not to make the comparison between the two athletes. But after many got the gymnast’s story wrong last summer, let’s not make the same mistakes as the skier's Olympic campaign continues.

Dic Donohue focuses on the divide between America’s cops and its citizens.

How many NFL players can beat left tackles from the edge, stone running backs inside, and drop back and pick off passes? Detroit’s rookie is no small part of why they are surging.

Don't get used to seeing this version of Tiger too often, Michael Rosenberg writes, but appreciate the journey required to get to Augusta National.

Jon Rahm managed his game and the pressure perfectly on Sunday afternoon to become the fourth Spaniard to win a green jacket.

His actions of the past week are far from the worst things he’s ever done. Yet they are the actions NFL teams won’t forgive.

There are still numerous questions around the WNBA star’s detainment and the deal that brought her home, but for now there is relief.

Tiger is back—sort of—at the PNC Championship this week. Martin, who has dealt, too, with devastating leg pain, has a unique perspective on what lies ahead.

Everything is lined up perfectly for the Ulsterman to finally win his fifth major, after a Saturday where he got some breaks and big names failed to make a charge.

Last summer’s Games in Tokyo were a challenge, but these have been exponentially harder, with the Chinese government’s COVID-19 protocols and the “closed loop” system presenting an extra layer of...

Amid college football’s cutthroat world, there can be appreciation for what Ryan Day and the Buckeyes did.

The PGA Tour survived departures for the Saudi-backed league and strengthened its competition. Perhaps only the majors can save LIV, Michael Rosenberg writes, and that's a longshot.

Kobe Bryant’s death hit hard among those who helped mold him at Lower Merion High.

Did turf cause his injury? Did his calf strain make him vulnerable? Was it a fluke? Could the Jets have seen this coming—and therefore taken preventative steps? Is there any way to predict tears?...

The greatest quarterback of all time always knew how to make the correct decision on the field. So it's no surprise that he ended his career at precisely the right moment.

No one will say they knew, years ago, that Jimmy Butler would turn into the dynamic player he is today. But they did know there was something special about him, something that could lead a Miami...