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Caitlin Clark continues to shine in her rookie season. Clark had 17 points and 6 assists in the Indiana Fever's comeback win against the Minnesota Lynx.
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When people debate the consequences of men competing in women’s sports, they often do so by bringing up talking points about how men have biological advantages over women. Most reasonable people conclude that this means men should not compete in women’s sports.
Not to be outdone by Snoop Dogg and Flavor Flav, Dr. Dre is the latest rap star to get involved with the Summer Olympics. But Dre (whose real name is Andre Romell Young) doesn't just want to attend the 2028 Games in Los Angeles — he wants to compete.
As the curtain falls on the Paris 2024 Olympics, millions of Nigerians have been wondering what comes next. Nigeria’s previous successes and heroics in the Olympics are well documented. In individual and team sports, Nigeria has had an impressive track record of modest achievements, making this year’s lean harvest all the more painful. However, when it comes to how great nations deal with disappointments, memories can inspire a great comeback. For example, in track and field events, no one will forget the ‘Golden Police Woman’ Chioma Ajunwa, who was the first athlete to win a gold medal for Nigeria and the first black African woman to win an Olympic gold medal in a field event, achieving this feat in the women’s long jump. She established a championship record of 7.12m, which stood unbroken for some time. Enefiok Udo-Obong also made history in the 4x400m men’s relay at Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004.