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Author: The New York Times
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Ranking Every College Football Team After Week 5, Featuring a New No. 1
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There are two reasons Texas has claimed the top spot.
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The Premier League’s Invisible Games
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From a U.S. bar to an illegal streamer to a stickler for the rules, this is how the UK’s 3pm blackout is viewed across football.
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Inside the Mets’ Decision to Fire Buck Showalter
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Many veteran players within the organization had hoped, privately and publicly, that the manager would be retained.
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Simone Biles Makes History With Vault at World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
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Biles became the first woman to land the Yurchenko double pike vault at an international competition.
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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.
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It’s an Age-Old Question: What Exactly Does the Ryder Cup Mean to Golf’s Stars?
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Europe’s victory over the U.S. was predictable. Yet the event remains maybe the most compelling product the sport can produce.
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The Cameras Were Rolling for a Football Game. Then Taylor Swift Showed Up.
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“There is that balance as to how often we show her and when we show her,” said Fox lead N.F.L. director Rich Russo.