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Calif. May Limit Some High School Football Drills

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The Meaning of Li Na

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Michael Sam: I Was Going to Wait Until After Draft

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Michael Sam: 'I'm Determined to Be Great'

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Michael Sam Becomes First Openly Gay Player Drafted by NFL Team

President Obama congratulated the openly gay University of Missouri player, who made history Saturday when he was picked by the St. Louis Rams during the NFL draft. Sam is the first openly gay athlete to be drafted by a pro football team

By Nolan Feeney

Michael Sam Risked Everything—And We All Won

History will look back at today as the moment professional sports changed forever.

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Dont Freak Out If Michael Sam Isn't Drafted

If his name isn't called over the next two days, a flood of hysterical questions and forced debates are inevitable

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Soccer Player Thought Goal Was So Good He Ran To Stands To Cheer Himself

Watch the humble-ness unfold

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Kevin Durant Wins First NBA MVP Award

The Oklahoma City Thunder forward scored at least 25 points in 41 consecutive games this season, the third-longest streak in NBA history. Four-time MVP winner LeBron James said Durant "deserves it"

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For Acrobats, the Show Must Go On

There is always a certain aspect of risk — it’s what makes it so appealing to the audience, that “what-if” feeling.

By Corey Hartung

Amazin': Remembering the Miracle Mets

Color photos of the 1969 Miracle Mets -- a team with players and coaches with names like Seaver, Agee, Koosman, Grote, Clendennon (above), Swoboda, Hodges, Berra, Harrelson and more.

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Drake-Branded Lint Rollers Handed Out at Toronto Raptors Game

Drake started at the bottom and now he’s having lint rollers with his brand on them handed out at Toronto Raptors game.During Game 2 of the playoffs, the “Tuscan Leather” rapper was photographed daintily removing...

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Germany's Crushing Inequality Works on the Soccer Field

Good competition isn't about equally matched teams. Just look at Bayern Munich's dominance, which shows how a Darwinian approach to sports can attract fans.

By Andrés Martinez

The NBA's Response to Donald Sterling's Racism Got Everything Right

Commissioner Adam Silver's swift and exacting punishment puts the league on top.

By Richard Levick

Grab That Apartment Before the Rent Spikes

In strong-growth markets like Charlotte, landlords are adopting dynamic pricing strategies similar to the airlines and Amazon.com—meaning the asking rent price for apartments can change by hundreds of dollars in the blink of an eye....

By Brad Tuttle

Punishing Donald Sterling Is Good, But It Doesn't Mean Racism is Dead

Racist incidents involving Cliven Bundy and Donald Sterling remind us of just how much we have left to do end racism

By Jim Wallis

The Science of Peak Human Performance

The "runner's high," or "flow," the term for our optimal state of consciousness, is real.

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University Rejects Donald Sterling's $3 Million Gift

The funds would have gone toward kidney research

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Los Angeles Is Too Weak to Make Donald Sterling Repent

The controversy surrounding the Clippers owners' alleged comments lays bare how impotent the city is, and how accountability comes only with outside intervention.

By TIME Staff

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: Welcome to the Finger-Wagging Olympics

It's time to look at ourselves — and our collective moral outrage — in the mirror, says former NBA player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

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