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N.F.L. Week 3 Takeaways: A Potential Super Bowl Contender Emerges
One week after shutting down the 49ers, the Minnesota Vikings dominated the Houston Texans to move to 3-0.
Michigan Proved It Can Win Ugly. For Now, That’s All That Matters.
The Wolverines aren’t looking for sustainability. They’re looking for whatever can help them win, a columnist for The Athletic writes.
Former N.F.L. Coach Jimmy Johnson Slams Panthers Owner David Tepper
Carolina has the league’s worst record since the start of the 2018 season, when Tepper bought the team.
Red Sox Manager Alex Cora Restrained During Ejection
With Boston all but mathematically eliminated from postseason contention, Cora let out some of his frustration.
Projecting the College Football Playoff After Week 4
For the first time, The Athletic’s insider gave all at-large berths to SEC and Big Ten teams.
Lando Norris Wins Singapore Grand Prix, His Third Victory of the Season
The win narrows the driver championship gap to 50 points, with Max Verstappen still in the lead.
Aces’ A’ja Wilson Is Named Unanimous W.N.B.A. M.V.P.
Las Vegas’ star forward earned the league honor for the third time and is only the second player ever to win the award unanimously.
N.F.L. Week 3: Two Undefeated Teams Meet; a Pre-Season Favorite Seeks First Win
Rising star quarterback C.J. Stroud seeks to lead the Texans past the Vikings after Minnesota surprised the league with a 2-0 start.
New College Football Is Here
Saturday’s USC-Michigan thriller was a three-hour advertisement for the new era, a columnist for The Athletic writes.
What College Football Week 4 Revealed About Clemson, Utah and U.S.C.
This week revealed more about the teams that should be in College Football Playoff contention and those that aren’t as dominant as expected.