Raiders Leaving Oakland Again, This Time for Las Vegas
The team is the third franchise to gain approval to change cities this year. But Raider Nation will probably not truly annex Sin City for a couple of years.
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Photo CreditSean M. Haffey/Getty Images Colin Kaepernick Is Unemployed. Is It Because of His Arm, or His Knee?
Other quarterbacks, perhaps lesser ones, have landed spots on N.F.L. rosters. Some wonder if Kaepernick’s protests have kept teams away.
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Final Four Illustrates N.C.A.A. Tournament’s Constant: Unpredictability
Gonzaga and South Carolina are making their debut in the Final Four, and a team that many expected to make an appearance — Duke — fell in the second round.
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Old Man on the Ducks: Dylan Ennis Takes the Long Way to the Final Four
One of the oldest players in N.C.A.A tournament history helped Oregon advance to the national semifinals for the first time in 78 years.
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Photo CreditTim Clayton/Corbis, via Getty Images UConn Forward Feels the Pull of the Family Name
Napheesa Collier’s rich family history has made her interested in helping Sierra Leone, where her grandfather was a diplomat.
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Photo CreditMaddie Meyer/Getty Images Resilient South Carolina Ascends Into the Basketball Ether
The Gamecocks, who until this month had not won an N.C.A.A. tournament game in 44 years, will now face Gonzaga, another newcomer to the Final Four.
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Photo CreditGrant Halverson/Getty Images In College Basketball, Taking a Seat Means Not Just Any Seat
There are strategies and idiosyncrasies in where players and coaches are placed on the bench, and it can say a lot about a team.
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Photo CreditJeremy Brevard/USA Today Sports, via Reuters The N.B.A.’s Best Games to Watch as the Playoff Races Tighten
Cleveland is at San Antonio on Monday, Golden State is at Houston on Tuesday and Golden State is at San Antonio on Wednesday.
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Photo CreditMichael Ares for The New York Times Baseball Is Practically a Water Sport to the Mets’ Curtis Granderson
Hydration is a major part of the health and fitness regimen for Granderson, who faces the wear and tear of returning to center field at age 36.
