Tasked with protecting athletes at Olympic and youth levels,
U.S. Center for SafeSport criticized for delayed investigations, lack of transparency.
Author: Nancy Armour, USA TODAY
What is the U.S. Center for SafeSport and what does it do?
The U.S. Center for SafeSport has received some 15,000 complaints of abuse involving athletes since it opened in March 2017.
Bob Huggins’ moral code at West Virginia doesn’t apply to him, a bigot and a liar
West Virginia administrators discredited themselves and the school by putting a winning basketball team above common decency and respect.
Brittney Griner’s return to WNBA is an act of defiance, activism for other detainees
As Brittney Griner preps for preseason game, every shot she takes, every highlight will keep spotlight on other Americans wrongfully detained abroad.
USWNT defeats Ireland 1-0 in a game that doesn’t tell much about their World Cup chances
“I feel comfortable where we’re at as a team,” USWNT coach Vlatko Andonovski said after a 1-0 win over Ireland.
These next couple of years are your big shot, WNBA. Don’t screw it up.
NCAA women’s tournament drew record ratings and, a week later, was still creating chatter across the country.
Jill Biden manages to insult both LSU and Iowa with White House invite idea
First Lady Jill Biden says she wants to invite Iowa to White House along with new national champion LSU. News flash: Women can handle disappointment.
Ugly title game won’t be the lasting memory of this NCAA men’s tournament
Who can forget FAU, Fairleigh Dickinson over Purdue or Markquis Nowell taking over Madison Square Garden? Those are the moments that we’ll remember.
Finally! LSU-Iowa drama shows the women’s game is generating petty arguments, just like the men
LSU-Iowa title game reveals women getting the same kind of treatment male athletes get, with every game detail parsed over and picked apart.
No play? No problem: Lamont Butler’s stunning last-second shot sends San Diego State past Florida Atlantic
SDSU coach Brian Dutcher didn’t call timeout in the final seconds against FAU, leaving it up to Lamont Butler to “see what happens.” Butler delivered.