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Look Out, World: The U.S. Is Coming for Curling

Korey Dropkin and Cory Thiesse’s silver medal performance in mixed doubles is giving Team USA another taste at success in a decidedly un-American sport.

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After Mikaela Shiffrin’s Letdown, U.S. Ski’s B Team Bronze Raises American Spirits

Despite another dominant downhill run by Breezy Johnson, Team USA’s top squad came up empty, ceding a spot on the podium to the American pair of Jackie Wiles and Paula Moltzan.

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Breezy Johnson Unspools Masterful Run to Become Team USA’s Newest Star

The Wyoming native knits to calm her nerves before bombing down ski slopes. On Sunday in Cortina, she stitched together a gold-medal run for the ages.

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The Tragic End of Lindsey Vonn’s Comeback Doesn’t Erase the Triumph of Trying

The 41-year-old’s devastating crash in the women’s downhill sent shockwaves through the Milan Cortina Olympics, but it doesn’t mean it was all for nothing.

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Even in Her Victory Lap, Jessie Diggins Is Always Thinking About Others

The three-time Olympic medalist rarely looks at her opponents as competition, which is preparing her for life after her final Games at Milan Cortina.

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Sports Illustrated’s Best Photos — Fernando Mendoza, Indiana Win CFP National Championship

View the best images of the College Football Playoff national championship game through the lens of SI's photographers.

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Indiana’s Magical Title Run Has One Parallel That Foreshadows How College Football Will React

When Leicester City won the Premier League in 2015–16, historically successful clubs swiftly responded to tamp down additional upstarts. Could the SEC follow that model?

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Impossible to Google: Indiana Completes Unlikeliest Turnaround in Sports History

Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza’s fourth-down touchdown run becomes the most iconic play in the team’s unbelievable romp to a 16–0 season capped by its first national championship.

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What’s Next for Miami? Early Look at Hurricanes’ Roster, Outlook for 2026 Season

Miami will look to bounce back from a national title loss to make another run in ‘26.

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‘One Hell of a Ride’: Carson Beck’s Winding Path to Another National Title Shot

Once written off after leaving Georgia, the quarterback pushed aside doubts to rebuild his career and lead Miami back to glory.

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Before Chasing Olympic History, Chloe Kim First Had to Find Peace

After more than a decade in snowboarding’s spotlight, the 25-year-old enters her third Olympics with a new perspective on what it means to love her sport—and herself.

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With Belief in Carson Beck, Miami Is Back Exactly Where It Expected to Be

The Canes hope to bring The U back to its high standards as they head home to play for the national title after another instant classic win.

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Sydney Sweeney and Christy Salters Martin — Best of Sports Illustrated Photos

The movie "Christy" chronicles the life of the women's boxing pioneer.

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A Pro League Paying College Athletes? Unrivaled Is Thinking Outside the NIL Box

The thriving three-on-three league is teaming up with 14 of the best women’s college basketball players, who have more options than ever before.

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Dodgers Become Baseball’s Modern Dynasty With an Unforgettable World Series Win

Los Angeles won its third World Series in six years with some of the sport’s biggest stars and unlikely heroes—and, perhaps, benefited from some divine intervention.

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How the Blue Jays Rebounded From a World Series Heartbreaker to Win Game 4

Toronto lost Monday night’s 18-inning Game 3 but returned to Dodger Stadium on Tuesday and claimed a 6–2 Game 4 victory to even up the series.

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Inside the $10 Million Race to Keep Florida Men’s Basketball on Top

Barely 48 hours after celebrating a national title, the Gators were back at work, navigating NIL deals, NBA draft decisions and transfer portal targets. Hungry for more, Florida is already chasing another run at glory.

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Sports Illustrated’s 2025 Power List: The 50 Most Influential Figures in Sports

The sports landscape is shaped by all kinds of power brokers: from high-achieving athletes to dealmakers to cultural influencers to icons of leadership.

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Notre Dame’s Playoff Hopes Vanish With Collapse Against Texas A&M

Last season’s national runner-up unraveled with a botched hold and a blown coverage, putting the Irish at 0–2 with no marquee wins or conference title to save them.

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Bill Belichick’s UNC Debut — Sports Illustrated Photos

The Chapel Bill era began Monday night as the NFL coaching legend led the Tar Heels in their season-opening loss to the TCU Horned Frogs.

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Arch Manning Fails to Deliver in No. 1 Texas’s Loss

The Longhorns quarterback had a pedestrian performance in a much-anticipated debut, while coach Steve Sarkisian was overmatched against the Buckeyes.

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U.S. Open at Flushing Meadows: Best SI Photos of Early Rounds

Our favorite images from the last major of the 2025 tennis season.

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How Marcus Freeman Won Over Notre Dame After Brian Kelly’s Salty Exit

The head coach’s off-field affability and on-field intensity give the Irish a chance to end their 37-year title drought.

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Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift Engaged – Sports Illustrated Photos

Kansas City football fans and Swifties unite!

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The Migration Generation: Inside the Transfer Portal Phenomenon

Today’s college athletes, like AJ Storr, use transfers like free agency—in search of money and playing time. Is that in their best interests?

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