Author: Dan Wolken, USA TODAY

In three-set loss, Serena Williams may have found the blueprint to finally winning Slam No. 24, if she gets another chance.

Hours after Naomi Osaka said she would not be playing in her semifinal, the Western & Southern Open announced the tournament was taking Thursday off.

The trouble with college football has illustrated why the NCAA likely will need bubbles to play its men’s basketball tournament this spring.

If college football programs are going to be secretive in their handling of COVID-19, then they won’t have credibility when things get bad.

Nebraska’s tantrum following the Big Ten’s announcement to shut down fall football isn’t merely performative red meat being thrown to the base.

The Big Ten and Pac-12 say data and experts have made it clear football can’t be played in the fall. But the SEC, ACC and Big 12 see it differently.

Whatever the fate of the 2020 college football season, the process in getting here has been an utter embarrassment to everyone except the players.

Nobody wants to be the one to say what the majority of college athletics now knows: Rushing to play football right now just isn’t a very good idea.

Financial concerns caused by COVID-19 force the MAC to cancel its fall football season, becoming the first FBS conference to do so.