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Throwing this Pete Sampson story on Jeremiyah Love back out there, because I feel like his greatest achievement is knowing exactly how much to care about people's feelings nytimes.com/athletic/65752…

◻️ Out-of-nowhere Virginia leads the ACC ◻️ Georgia is either extremely fortunate or extremely tough ◻️ The 9-0 Hoosiers are just merciless Stewart Mandel’s college football Week 10 takeaways: nytimes.com/athletic/67702…

With Hugh Freeze fired, where does Auburn look now? Can Jimbo Fisher, James Franklin or a fast-rising coach fix Auburn? 7 candidates to watch: nytimes.com/athletic/67713…

Men's college basketball predictions for 2025-26: Final Four, national champion and more dlvr.it/TP2n3q

College basketball’s most famous broadcaster almost lost his voice — and his life. Now, he’s back in a headset. “I told my oncologist that is the best medicine I could receive. It really is. I love the game. I love the people.” ✍️ Brendan Marks nytimes.com/athletic/67747…

Mike Trout is a generational MLB talent, a player who should have been plastered on Times Square billboards and cereal boxes. But he's faded from the sport’s consciousness. How?

On game-day Saturdays, Alabama's sorority row blurs into a campus-wide catwalk behind Bryant-Denny Stadium, outfits grand and unapologetically bougie. Armed with that platform, women have turned influencer cachet into capital, earning NIL deals as a gateway to long-term careers.

In Mike Trout’s prime, the three-time MVP was a baseball god. Now, the 34-year-old is coming off the worst offensive full season of his career. So how did the best player in his generation just… fade away?

Court Vision: What can these freshmen do to top their opening statements? dlvr.it/TP6KlT

In 2026, 11 cities in the United States will host World Cup games. Yet Chicago, the city with the third-largest population in the United States, will not be part of the tournament — and they appear to be quite happy about it. The Midwest is short of representation at the World

There’s a wholesome moment at the end of every third quarter when the Notre Dame Stadium video board shows the invitation to Mass. And when Rev. Pete McCormick appears, the student section goes nuts. I wanted to understand why. nytimes.com/athletic/67788…

No college has mastered going viral quite like Alabama. When LSU parades into town this Saturday, sorority row will have been in motion for a week — outfits curated, salon appointments booked and social media primed for the show.

Brian Daboll was finally burned by playing with fire with Jaxson Dart’s health. The quarterback left Sunday’s game with a concussion between the third and fourth quarters after Daboll said he alerted trainers that Dart, “just didn’t seem right.”

In this week’s Top 25, Arizona, Alabama, Gonzaga and North Carolina make big moves. Indiana and Michigan State debut in my poll with offenses that function in very different ways: nytimes.com/athletic/67922…

Brian Kelly has filed a lawsuit against LSU, asking a Louisiana court to confirm the school fired him without cause and that he is owed the full remaining value of his contract, according to the suit. His full buyout is about $53 million. 🔗: nytimes.com/athletic/67968…

Texas Tech's JT Toppin, college basketball's $4 million man, still has a 'dream to chase' dlvr.it/TPC8XM

It’s not far-fetched to think Matt LaFleur is fighting for his job as the Packers head coach for the rest of this season. Monday night’s loss to the Eagles at Lambeau Field might’ve been rock bottom. ✍️ Matt Schneidman nytimes.com/athletic/67970…

Plenty has been written about AJ Dybantsa’s talent and NIL package, but what struck me on my visit to BYU Men's Basketball was his curiosity: nytimes.com/athletic/67990…