Michael McKnight

"Russell [Westbrook] used to crash at our place, and he went to the gym every day. That guy is a true gym rat."

No one is watching Donald Trump’s first 100 days more closely than Jamiel Shaw Sr., whose teenage son, Jamiel Jr., was gunned down by an undocumented Mexican-born gang member in 2007.

The NFL is a melting pot, with Liberian linebackers, Australian punters, German receivers and Cameroonian tackeles. But the diversity ends at one position—and that won’t change with this year’s draft. It has been 14 years since a white player has regularly started at cornerback.

When a woman, the alleged victim of violent crime by Colorado assistant coach Joe Tumpkin, sought justice, she went up against not just her assailant but big-time college football.

Reporting for SI's Football In America revealed to the writers just how divided politically America has become.

With their backs against the wall after a Game 5 loss, the Dodgers will head to Chicago needing two straight wins to deny the Cubs a trip to the World Series.

From Andy Reid to Pete Carroll to Bill Belichick, NFL head coaches grapple with the game clock on a weekly basis—even though one man wrote an entire book on the subject.

Houston McTear could have been one of the greatest sprinters ever, but addiction and bad friendships held him back.

Former pro athletes and marijuana company owners Cliff (Uncle Cliffy) Robinson and Rohan Marley believe weed has a role in sports beyond just recovery. 

As marijuana continues to drive the economy in Humboldt County, Calif., the culture of high school football is changing too.