Victory is fleeting, losing is forever. | | | | Dele Ali is walking on air after scoring for Spurs against Watford.
(Dan Mullan/Getty Images) | | | | | | “Victory is fleeting, losing is forever.”
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| | rantnrave:// This is a critical moment for the NCAA. College sports' governing body is playing a game of chicken with the state of NORTH CAROLINA and holding a responsibility it likely never wanted. The state legislature continues to push for anti-gay legislation, seemingly unchecked by its governor. The NCAA has been the only bulwark. North Carolina repealed and replaced HB2 (although seemingly in name only) when the NCAA took away the NCAA tournament and the ACC moved other tournaments out of the state. North Carolina is ready to push back, trying to pass a bill that would force UNC and NC STATE to exit the ACC if the conference boycotts the state again. The state might also pass a law that bans gay marriage. Even if it doesn't become law, it's clear that another standoff with the NCAA is coming. What will the organization do then? How far is NCAA president MARK EMMERT willing to go to maintain the moral authority the organization has wielded so far?... STEWART HAGESTAD was the low amateur at THE MASTERS this weekend. He might have a bright future but not in golf. He's hoping his success on the links can land him in a top business school. Hagestad's pursuit of a business career is a reminder that life for golfers outside the PGA TOUR can be difficult. There is so little money and no glory to be found outside the top circuit. Sometimes it's not even worth chasing... I still shudder when I hear the word longform -- the suggestion that the length of the story is the goal worth chasing, rather than the story itself. Instead of pridefully chasing word counts, just write great stories no matter the length... Without CHARLIE MURPHY, we wouldn't have known that PRINCE is incredible at basketball. Game, blouses. RIP. | | | - Mike Vorkunov, curator |
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| A long story short, there was chaos everywhere, dysfunction everywhere, weirdness everywhere and the owner trying to recreate history of what happened. | | |
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| For $100 a year, fans of the cult running brand can meet fellow runners, get early access to limited items, and be living, breathing billboards. | | |
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| WHOOP is already used by athletes like LeBron James and Michael Phelps, but it has also made its way into the college market. It’s been available to elite-level athletes for a little over a year and a half, and a consumer version came out in late Nov. 2016. | | |
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| Heather "the Heat" Hardy, who started her boxing career at 28-years-old, is trying to change how female athletes are treated and paid. | | |
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| She refused to be bullied by The Boss. Now, MLB's only female assistant GM is a bedrock in the Bronx. Is Brian Cashman's consigliere GM material? Yes -- she just doesn't want the job. | | |
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| 26-year-old Stewart Hagestad finished tied for 36th at Augusta National. Now he wants to go back to school. | | |
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| As the sport struggles to attract a new generation of fans, the Cleveland Indians shortstop shows how the game might be able to draw classicists and young viewers alike. | | |
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| Now in his 21st year running CBS Sports, Sean McManus is a throwback to the days of Ebersol and Hill, when sports TV executives would negotiate deals, then turn around and produce events. | | |
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| NFL stars like Von Miller and an army of young sack artists swear by the teachings of Chuck Smith. | | |
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| Instead of losing touches, the quiet sharpshooter has found his niche. | | |
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| Longtime Cubs scout Stan Zielinski saw Kyle Schwarber and compared him to Babe Ruth, calling his shot with a franchise-altering player. | | |
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| With RFID (radio-frequency identification) technology, you can just place a credit card-sized pass in a pocket on your left side at upper arm height. The RFID chip in the pass tells the lift systems who you are and opens the gates that allow entry to chairlifts. It also tracks your movements on the mountain. | | |
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| Coach Bill Straub’s focus on fundamentals has helped the Lady Cornhuskers achieve an unparalleled dominance in N.C.A.A. women’s bowling. | | |
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| The superstar DJ trained for months to be able to make the hike up to Everest Base Camp to rock a live show. | | |
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| The Pro Bowler spoke on Colin Kaepernick and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict in Washington, D.C. | | |
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| Esports has grown to offer a huge marketing platform, writes Cecilia Streit, head of marketing and sales at CreativeDrive. | | |
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| Grateful for his carefully choreographed journey from the Seventh Ward to LSU to the NFL draft, Leonard Fournette now wants to return the favor. | | |
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| Soulcycle "Warriors" dress the part -and pay for it. | | |
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| It has become almost a cliché of basketball fandom to appreciate Westbrook’s ferocious intensity and reckless control. | | |
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| On the past, the indomitable present and a future we have yet to realize. | | |
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