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Stop blaming players for ills of college football. Blame the adults | Opinion
The problems facing football specifically, and college sports generally, aren’t player-related. They’re all at the feet of the adults in the room.
DEI attacks? New NFL advocacy group leader sees opportunity
Michele Meyer-Shipp became executive director of the Fritz Pollard Alliance five months ago, aiming to improve minority hiring in top NFL coaching and executive roles amid ongoing diversity challenges in the league.
How this Brewers pitcher is finding his form in recent outings
Robert Gasser went through a couple of difficult years after a strong start to his young career. Now he's seemingly gaining ground for Milwaukee as it surges toward the playoffs.
Onalaska basketball player jumps to elite prep school with hopes of pro career
Gabe Whited, who helped Onalaska win a conference title last season, is making the jump to a prep school in Kansas City.
Brewers are shutout, drop series finale on road to Angels
The Milwaukee Brewers were denied the chance to become the first team in the majors to reach 70 wins on the season.
Name change for star lineman among observations from Packers training camp
Green Bay's right tackle is no longer going by the name Zach Tom, and some other players stood out on a Sunday practice.
Dodgers scored Tarik Skubal because they win every mind game | Opinion
Crazy to say it, but Matt Beaty and Michael Busch have ruined baseball. Who are they, you might ask? Just two players who helped the Dodgers score Tarik Skubal.
Packers training camp tradition a staple to draw in fans
Riding bicycles to the start of training camp has become an important part of the opening to the season for Green Bay.
Big Ten drops the mic on SEC football and Nick Saban
Nick Saban spoke, and everyone shook their heads. Or rolled their eyes. Or, they barked in laughter.
Former Brewers pitcher traded to Rays from New York
Freddy Peralta has struggled in less than one season with the Mets, but now joins a Tampa Bay squad with the best record in the American League.
Grading Ferrari, McLaren, Mercedes and other F1 teams at the 2026 summer break
The 2026 Formula 1 season has reached its midway point. One driver has been dominating this year, and his name is not Max Verstappen or Lewis Hamilton.
Reports: Dodgers acquire 2-time Cy Young LHP Tarik Skubal from Tigers
Tarik Skubal, winner of the past two AL Cy Young Awards and one of the finest pitchers in the rich history of the Tigers, is being traded to the Dodgers.
Jesús Made has outrageous night for homer-happy Biloxi on Friday
Milwaukee Brewers top prospect Jesús Made continues to impress at Class AA Biloxi.
Chippewa River Baseball League experiences parity in competitive season, crowning 1st-time champ
Parity ran wild in the Chippewa River Baseball League this season, which was capped by the crowning of a first-ever champion heading into the state tournament.
LeBron James took a massive pay cut. He still makes bank.
James signed a two-year deal that will pay him $3.9 million next season. It's below his rookie salary of around $4 million and the largest pay cut in NBA history.
Inside high-stakes scramble that brought Protect College Sports Act back from the dead
How the Big Ten and SEC came around to support the legislation.
Brewers announce trade with Guardians early Saturday
Milwaukee will acquire catcher Bo Naylor and reliever Codi Heuer for reliever Craig Yoho and outfielder Blake Perkins from Cleveland.
Who has the best college football stadium? Our top 25 rankings starts with LSU
Few topics in college sports will divide respective fans more than discussing the merits of their football stadiums. Saturdays in the fall are full of things that supporters hold dear.
Brewers offense breaks game open in 5th to sink Angels in series opener
Brice Turang and Jake Bauers homered to highlight a five-run fifth inning as Milwaukee took the opener of a three-game series in Anaheim.
5 things that stood out on Day 3 of Packers training camp
Tight end Tucker Kraft was activated off the physically unable to perform list on Friday and returned to the practice field. Here's what else stood out as camp continues.

