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DIGITAL COVERS

Through dorm disputes and Bob Knight’s relentless demands, the story behind Indiana’s undefeated season reveals why the sport has changed.
Jon Wertheim|
From position coaches to group celebrations to fashion choices, here’s one thing for each franchise to appreciate on Turkey Day.
Conor Orr|
The running community has taken gluttonous treats and added them to anything from one-milers to ultramarathons.
Mark Bechtel|
Bread makers? Skittles aficionados? Philly runs the gamut, showing the prevalent sports divide between healthy eaters and junk food lovers.
Stephanie Apstein|
It’s unavoidable. If you go to a game, the ballpark grub being served is going to be as much a part of the experience as the contest itself.
Steve Rushin|
One little body part can cause big problems for NFL stars such as Joe Burrow and Brock Purdy. Here’s why it’s more painful than its cute name might suggest.
Greg Bishop|
Despite multiple failed leagues before it, the PWHL has quickly established there is an appetite for the sport. And heading into Year 3, it shows no signs of slowing down. 
Kristen Nelson|
Up tempo. Aggressive press. Hockey-style subs. This isn’t Pat Summitt’s Tennessee anymore.
Emma Baccellieri|
More than a decade after Little League stardom at age 13, she’s set to make history again—as the face of the Women’s Pro Baseball League.
Emma Baccellieri|
From knuckleball kickoffs to blocked field goals to 70-yard boots, the third phase of the game is no longer a forgotten frontier.
Conor Orr|
Richie Gray, aka the Collision King, is using a cerebral approach to think about how players hit each other—and making the game safer.
Greg Bishop|
From chic to shabby, “Grandpa tops” to “adverts for Dunhill,” former British Vogue fashion director Venetia Scott ran her expert eye over the style choices made by the division’s managers.
Grey Whitebloom|
Once overlooked, the Kansas freshman has risen to the national stage by blending LeBron James–level discipline with a relentless drive.
Kevin Sweeney|
The thriving three-on-three league is teaming up with 14 of the best women’s college basketball players, who have more options than ever before.
Emma Baccellieri|
Los Angeles won its third World Series in six years with some of the sport’s biggest stars and unlikely heroes—and, perhaps, benefited from some divine intervention.
Tom Verducci|
The Gamecocks didn’t need the nation’s leading scorer but the Florida State star was in search of a tougher test—and that makes her the perfect fit.
Michael Rosenberg|
To find anything even close to what Shohei Ohtani did in the NLCS, SI scoured the major sports for the best individual performances.
SI Staff|
Barely 48 hours after celebrating a national title, the Gators were navigating NIL deals, NBA draft decisions and the transfer portal.
Kevin Sweeney|
The annual preseason list takes into account all offseason moves and predicts how the march toward the NCAA tournament will play out.
Kevin Sweeney|
With the 2025 World Series matchup set, we’re looking back at the past 25 champions.
Will Laws, Nick Selbe, Ryan Phillips|
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