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Teams racing to the bottom are not making life easier for the league’s commissioner, who suddenly finds himself facing several dicey issues. 
Chris Mannix|
The Heisman Trophy winner had a storybook rise, following Tom Brady’s methods long before it became clear they would join forces with the Raiders.
Greg Bishop|
A love of anime and comics helped the Notre Dame running back develop, which is good news for whichever team ends up drafting him.
Conor Orr|
The WWE legend opens up about loss, pressure and losing herself behind the legacy. Flair reveals who she is beyond the spotlight.
SI Video Staff|
McIlroy put on a clinic in course management on Sunday at Augusta, writes Michael Rosenberg. And as a changed player, he deserved to repeat as Masters champion.
Michael Rosenberg|
A look back at the breakout heroes, clutch shots and unlikely stars who stole the spotlight in the NCAA tournament.
Bryan Fischer|
The second-year Wolverines coach punctuated a beautiful season of player development and roster building with a well-earned title.
Pat Forde|
Masters week is here, and to celebrate the tournament’s 90th edition, here are 90 facts about the event that might surprise you.
Jeff Ritter, Bob Harig, John Schwarb, Max Schreiber|
Many doubted if the happy-go-lucky Bruins were tough enough to win it all. It turns out they had so much heart for each other that they played heartlessly against their opponents. 
Michael Rosenberg|
The UConn coach’s sideline intensity is only half the story as his evolving balance of edge and empathy has the Huskies back in the Final Four.
Bryan Fischer|
Even opposing coaches know there’s little hope in slowing down the Longhorns star. So how do you get past Texas in the Final Four?
Michael Rosenberg|
After a hurricane forced them to spend last season in a minor league park, the Rays learned that be it ever so humble, there’s no place like dome.
Emma Baccellieri|
Forty years ago at Augusta, Nicklaus seemed like an afterthought. But a staggering Sunday back-nine charge gave him one last, improbable green jacket, writes Bob Harig.
Bob Harig|
Yes, L.A. spends gobs of money. But if you think that’s the only key to domination, you’re missing the truth behind the three-peat pursuit.
Tom Verducci|
The 16-seed Saints came within inches of immortality before a 13-second swing turned a dream into heartbreak vs. No. 1 overall seed Duke.
Kevin Sweeney|
Where have you gone, Billy Martin? The job of an MLB manager is no longer the domain of gruff former players—unless they’re also the perfect combination of stathead, amateur psychiatrist, media expert, TikTok adopter, motivational guru ...
Stephanie Apstein|
March Magic can lead to conference upgrades, more money and higher expectations. But sustaining that success is far more difficult.
Pat Forde|
How accurate are the seeds? We examine each team’s strengths, weaknesses and everything in between.
Pat Forde|
The 2026 season begins with baseball being more popular than it has been in years. The trick for MLB now is to keep the momentum going.
Tom Verducci|
Sports Illustrated sat down with the entrepreneur for a conversation about his investments, the state of women’s sports and much more. 
Zach Koons|
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