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"90m Throw Is Happening Soon": Neeraj Chopra Reveals Plans With New Coach

Two-time Olympic medal-winning javelin throw star Neeraj Chopra has revealed that his new coach Jan Zelezny has figured out mistakes in his technique and would now make some adjustments to his throwing routine to achieve the 90m mark that the Indian star is pursuing for a while. The 26-year-old, while speaking to India Today, also opened up about his hush-hush wedding to former tennis player Himani Mor last month, saying that their relationship was a casual friendship at first "but slowly we fell in love".

Double Olympic Medallist Manu Bhaker Opens Up On Coach Jaspal Rana's Future

Double Olympic medallist shooter Manu Bhaker said Jaspal Rana will continue to be her "coach" despite the Dronacharya awardee being roped in as the High Performance trainer for pistol discipline by the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) earlier this month. Rana, a four-time Asian Games gold medallist, had a fall-out with Manu before the Tokyo Olympics but they reconciled before the last year's Paris Games, where the latter made history by bagging two bronze medals. Under Rana's personal guidance, Manu, who was struggling after the Tokyo Games, made a remarkable comeback and became the first Indian to win two medals in a single edition of the Olympics since Independence.

Shedeur Sanders might have revealed his preferred NFL team, all thanks to Madden

Every NFL Draft season, there is a main character. Sometimes it's the generational talent who everyone knows will go No. 1, and other times it's the divisive quarterback who could be a star or could be a bust.

What has plagued UConn in its quest for a three-peat; can Huskies right the ship?

HARTFORD, Conn. — In the days following UConn's calamitous and catastrophic loss to Seton Hall on Saturday, some familiar faces wandered into the team's practice facility. One belonged to Donovan Clingan, the 7-foot-2, 280-pound Goliath who anchored head coach Dan Hurley's schematic designs on both ends of the floor during a storied two-year collegiate career. Another belonged to Tristen Newton, the long-limbed transfer from East Carolina who blossomed into a consensus first-team All-American for Hurley and was subsequently inducted into the Huskies of Honor. Both players were instrumental in Connecticut winning back-to-back national championships.