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SI:AM | Looking Back at College Football’s First Replay Controversy

The Western Michigan-Michigan ruckus recalls a notorious 1940 game between Cornell and Dartmouth—let us explain.

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ESPN Found a Radiant New Star During Bizarre Florida State-SMU Power Outage

ESPN’s Taylor McGregor put on a reporting masterclass during Monday night’s fiasco.

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College Football Week 1 Winners and Losers: The Saturday the Earth Stood Still

They’ll be howling about that one in Kalamazoo, Mich., until the Last Judgment.

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SI:AM | Cubs Cap Record-Setting Month With Nine-Homer Game

Chicago’s league-leading offense flexed its muscles again in a blowout win over the Brewers.

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The ‘Angel Hernandez’ of Little League: No One Can Believe Ump’s Woefully Bad Game-Ending Call

The umpire made a controversial call to seal Iowa’s combined no hitter on Friday.

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Ranking the 10 First-Year College Football Coaches Under the Most Pressure Entering 2026

Patience is in short supply and after a dizzying carousel spin last season, this group will be in the spotlight to find success this year.

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SI:AM | Another Twist in the Kawhi Leonard Saga

The NBA is disputing ESPN’s report about the status of the league’s investigation into the Clippers and owner Steve Ballmer.

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SI:AM | The MLB Trade Deadline’s Most and Least Active Teams

Some contenders went out and restocked, while others stood pat.

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SI:AM | FIFA’s Latest Scheme Is Shameful Even by Its Low Standards

The plot to sell the World Cup is another stain on the organization’s already tattered reputation.

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SI:AM | Small Nations, Big Performances

Good morning, I’m Patrick Andres, and I’ll be making a spot start for Dan Gartland today. I’m wondering whether the population of Sunrise, Fla., can handle that

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College Football Hall of Fame 2027: Debating the Toughest Ballot in Years

With a loaded candidate pool featuring Heisman Trophy winners, record-setters and coaching innovators, narrowing the field proved nearly impossible.

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SI:AM | Shohei Ohtani Not Satisfied Despite Another Brilliant Two-Way Performance

He hit a leadoff homer, then threw six hitless innings. But he still found a way to criticize himself.

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Why Tennis Is Becoming a Casualty of College Football and Basketball’s Insatiable Budget

As college athletic departments zoom past the $20.5 million revenue sharing cap, one sport, tennis, is suffering the consequences. Why?

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Pat Forde: An Expanded 76-Team March Madness Bracket Is a Greedy Mistake

NCAA tournament expansion rewards mediocrity, marginalizes Cinderella programs and further prioritizes revenue over fans’ interests.

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Why Kentucky Derby Winner Golden Tempo Isn't Racing in the Preakness Stakes

Trainer Cherie DeVaux made the announcement on Wednesday.

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Louisville Continues Monster Offseason As a Top 2027 Prospect Reclassifies

The Cardinals are on a roll.

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SI:AM | Michigan Grinds Its Way to a Championship

The Wolverines cut down the nets for the first time since 1989, so no one will care that they had one of their worst offensive performances of the season.

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Tennessee Coach Rick Barnes Says He Will Return Next Season

The 71-year-old has no imminent plans to retire after another Elite Eight loss.

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March Madness Brackets: Expert Predictions for the 2026 Men’s Sweet 16

Sports Illustrated reset their picks now that the NCAA men’s tournament Sweet 16 is set and select which teams will advance to the Final Four in Indianapolis.

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Men’s March Madness Expert Predictions: Dark Horses, Vulnerable No. 1 Seeds, Title Winner

What will we see over the three weeks of the NCAA tournament? Here are Sports Illustrated’s picks for player of the year, best mid-major team to watch and Final Four projections.

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March Madness Brackets: Expert Predictions for First-Round Upsets in the 2026 NCAA Men’s Tournament

Upset picks can be hard to spot in the early rounds of the tournament—see which underdogs Sports Illustrated’s experts see reaching the round of 32.

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March Madness Brackets: Expert Predictions for the 2026 Men’s NCAA Tournament

Sports Illustrated writers make their round-by-round picks and select which teams will advance to the Final Four in Indianapolis.

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SI:AM | The Bubble Teams That Will Be Sweating the Most on Selection Sunday

The selection committee will face several tough choices when building this year’s men’s NCAA tournament bracket.

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SI:AM | Knicks Coach Mike Brown Says SGA ‘Does a Great Job’ Lobbying for Fouls

The reigning MVP had a game-high seven free throw attempts in the Thunder’s win over New York.

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NCAA Executive Says Basketball Tournament Expansion Is on Hold Through March Madness

The NCAA tournaments may expand in time for next year’s Big Dance, but no decisions will be made until after this year’s event.

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