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NEW YORK : Defending champion Coco Gauff brought her "nothing to lose" mentality to the second round of the U.S. Open as she cleaned up early mistakes to beat unseeded German Tatjana Maria 6-4 6-0 on Wednesday.
Training camp is drawing to a close and the NFL season is imminent, so of course it was time for the Dallas Cowboys to start doing business.
College football has changed by leaps and bounds in recent years, from NIL to the transfer portal to Kansas being kind of good. What once seemed a core tenet of the sport is now yesterday's news.
Sarabjot Singh, who partnered with Manu Bhaker to win India's first ever Olympic medal in a mixed shooting event, on Saturday said they "barely" got to train together in the run-up to their event. Bhaker and Sarabjot scripted history with a bronze medal in the 10m air pistol mixed team shooting event at the Paris Games. "My training was due at 9, hers was due at 12, individually. Mixed session lasted for 30 minutes, before which she trained separately, and I separately." "Our conversation was usually brief and limited to 'Apna 100 per cent dena hai (we have to give our 100 per cent)'. Apart from that, we enjoyed some banter. Sometimes I would make fun of her, sometimes she would of me," recalled Sarabjot.
There I was, sitting at my desk at about 5 p.m. Friday night. Call my name. I had just about finished up another article I was writing when the ever-talented Zach Dean sent a doozy of a news alert in our workplace group chat.
Nelly Korda looks to be back to her dominant best at the home of golf.
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — Nelly Korda looks to be back to her dominant best at the home of golf.
Aryna Sabalenka, whose 2024 season opened in triumph at the Australian Open only for heartache and injury to intervene, has found renewed joy as she aims to close the year on a high at the US Open. The 26-year-old from Belarus, who missed Wimbledon with a shoulder injury, won her first title since the Australian Open in January in Cincinnati last week. She posted a confidence-building victory over world number one Iga Swiatek, and played with the hard-won enjoyment that comes from a better balance in her life.