The New York Times – Sports:
Author: The New York Times
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Stop With the Hate for Taylor Swift Fans. They’re Good for Football, Too.
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Instead of mocking a supremely talented pop star’s largely young and female fan base, look at the potential upside, our columnist writes.
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The European Soccer Match That Is a Political Powderkeg
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Celtic vs. Lazio has become more than a game: It’s a clash between two fanbases and their cultures.
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College Athletes Are Making Money. He Used It to Build a School in Mali.
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Mady Sissoko, a Michigan State basketball player, left his village to chase a better life. Now he’s hoping to pave a path for his community back home.
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Baseball’s Best Rivalry Is Returning to the Playoff Spotlight
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Saturday in Atlanta, it’s the National League Division Series rematch we’ve been waiting for the last 355 days.
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How Did Deion Sanders Respond to Back-to-Back Losses? We Went to Colorado.
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The narrative around the program has changed, but Coach Prime isn’t going anywhere.
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Steve Young Finally Found a ‘Sacred Calling.’ It’s on the Sidelines.
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Young is an unpaid volunteer for his daughters’ flag football team. The Hall of Famer is compensated in ways he never anticipated.
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What We Learned in N.F.L. Week 4
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The Buffalo Bills aren’t going anywhere, not anytime soon.