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Ta’Niya Latson Didn’t Choose South Carolina for the Reason You Think

The Gamecocks didn’t need the nation’s leading scorer but the Florida State star was in search of a tougher test—and that makes her the perfect fit.

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Patrick Surtain II in Photos: Sports Illustrated Digital Cover

SI spent some time with the Broncos cornerback in Denver.

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How Pat Surtain II Became a Second-Generation NFL Star

The reigning Defensive Player of the Year, and his All-Pro dad, discuss his childhood, his full-circle life and the Broncos’ rise.

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Haley and Hanna Cavinder Are Ready to Build an Empire

The two former Miami basketball players and NIL trailblazers sat down with the owner and founder of Raising Cane’s to talk business and their plans for the future.

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MLB’s Umpire School Is Adapting to a New Era of Increased Scrutiny

Nothing unites fans more than a disdain for the Men in Blue. But some people have an innate desire to make calls. MLB is working hard to find them.

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Queens Gambit: How the Mets Stole Juan Soto From The Yankees

The Mets are eternal underdogs, but the franchise vibes are changing, thanks to a billionaire owner who bleeds orange and blue.

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How the Nimble Behemoths of the Offensive Line Became the NFL’s Best Athletes

Counterintuitive to their size, these 300-pounders embody a special type of big-man athleticism that rivals the fitness of the best of the best in sports.

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What’s in Storrs: How UConn Became a Basketball Powerhouse

A small town in the Nutmeg State seems an unlikely home for not one but two dominant programs. But the Huskies are thriving because of, not in spite of, their sleepy setting.

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Cameron and Cayden Boozer Will Continue Their Brotherly Bond at Duke

The pair of five-star recruits and sons of Carlos Boozer have been looking out for their older sibling, and each other, since birth. Now, like their dad, they want a national title at Duke before heading to the NBA.

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Editor’s Letter: The 70th Anniversary of SI

From Sports Illustrated's first issue to the Boston Celtics' most recent title, fan passion is at the core of everything in sports.

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The Celtics Define Greatness in Any Era

Following in the Converse-clad footsteps of 1956 SI cover subject Bob Cousy, Boston’s Jayson Tatum led the Celtics to their 18th NBA title, making them the most successful team of the magazine’s seven decades.

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‘Autism Is My Superpower’: Meet the 2022 SportsKid of the Year

Carter Bonas has leaned into his condition as he’s become a competitive golfer, an entrepreneur and an advocate.

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Serena Williams, A Career in Photos

While the G.O.A.T. explores her next steps off the court, Sports Illustrated looks back her amazing career in photos.

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LeBron Explains His Grand Plan, to Play in the NBA With Bronny … and Bryce!

And if they go along, and the basketball gods give him that gift? Damn what anybody thinks of it.

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Joe Burrow and the New Normal

The QB is learning to live with a whole new level of fame, as well as the expectation he’ll bring the Bengals back to Super Bowl contention.

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He’s One of the World’s Best Drivers, But His Alter Ego Is Just As Big a Star

Jordan Taylor is an elite (and introverted) sports car driver. Rodney Sandstorm is a wildly brash NASCAR fan. And they’re the same guy.

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The NFL Draft Will Be All About the Edge Rushers

This year’s draft offers a chance for defensive coordinators to load up on the kryptonite for the NFL’s superhero quarterbacks.

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