Author: Christine Brennan, USA TODAY

NFL teams joined millions in highlighting #BlackoutTuesday on social media, but they have come up short ever since Colin Kaepernick first took a knee.

Our sports leagues knew when to shut down their seasons amid the coronavirus pandemic, but now are they getting too eager to start up again?

Sports world can push for return, but governors and mayors run it now. Our elected local leaders are the most powerful people in sports today.

I soon realized that Don Shula was a feminist, although he wouldn’t have liked the term, certainly not back then.

Nicoletta Nerangis and Phil Hill aren’t just coaching kids. They are trying to help them during the pandemic, providing food, equipment and guidance.

A Japanese infectious disease expert says, “I don’t think the Olympics is likely to be held next year” as schedule in Tokyo.

Chinazo Cunningham was an All-Big Ten softball player four seasons at Northwestern. In 1990, she was a first-team academic All-American.

Princeton’s Bella Alarie is the only two-time AP All-American in Ivy League women’s basketball history. She could be a top 10 WNBA draft pick.

The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency has initiated an unprecedented virtual drug-testing program. Just how does it work?

The Masters will always be Tiger’s best chance to win a major every year, and now he gets more time to prepare his troublesome back.