Author: Dan Wolken, USA TODAY

Novak Djokovic has missed opportunities at the U.S. Open. Here are some explanations why those results have been different from his other Grand Slams.

Tennis star Coco Gauff has turned up her game following a coaching change, two singles titles and a renewed confidence heading into the U.S. Open.

It’s difficult for a fair-minded American to look at money flowing into college sports and not see hypocrisy in its reliance on unpaid labor force.

More often than not, the conference realignment pattern sees those leaving to chase money win fewer games and become less of a factor nationally.

The Pac-12 is just a casualty in the game of college athletics realignment that is powered by networks ESPN and Fox and throws tradition out window.

College athletics is in existential crises, going from a small business to a bloated, self-indulgent industry. All that matters is feeding the beast.

Ever since USC, UCLA blindsided the Pac-12 last year, announcing move to Big Ten, league has been on shaky ground. CU to Big 12 is a crushing blow.

In his ESPN+ show “McEnroe’s Places,” John McEnroe tells the story of tennis through history and humor. “It’s not ’60 Minutes,’ he says.

Pat Fitzgerald once tried to suppress calls for college athletes to unionize. But his situation at Northwestern proves it would benefit coaches, too.