This week, Luka Doncic took part in a time-honored tradition employed by many athletes before him: a news cycle about how he’s in the best shape of his life. As the Lakers star made a trip to New York, showing up at Yankee Stadium and Dyckman Park to promote a shoe or whatever, Men’s Health published a feature on his …
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LUKA DONčIć KNOWS that you’re thinking he looks lean as heck now. That’s because he’s thinking the exact same thing. It’s an early morning in July in a quiet town in Croatia, and the five-time NBA All-Star is alone on a private basketball court, working out with trainer Anže Maček, midway through a 90-minute session that blends weight training, agility …
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Perhaps no sport’s offseason is harder to follow than college basketball. Nonstop player movement, coaching changes and recruiting wins bombard you all spring, not even slowing down for the previous season’s Final Four to conclude. But after all the chaos of April and May and some quiet time to digest it all in June and July, the march to Nov. …
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England will go into Sunday’s Euro 2025 final against Spain as clear underdogs. It’s less about the fact the Spanish defeated them in the World Cup final two years ago, and much more about the quality of both sides’ play throughout this tournament. England have won only two of their five games in the 90 minutes, and spent the majority …
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Before Scottie Scheffler was a four-time major champion. Before he was a major champion at all. Before he even captured a PGA Tour title. Scheffler was locked in a battle with Billy Horschel in the final of the 2021 WGC-Dell Match Play. The 24-year-old Scheffler’s bid for, at the time, his maiden Tour victory ended on Austin Country Club’s 17th …
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Editor’s note: All week, The Athletic is looking back at the best of the first 25 years of the 2000s in men’s college basketball. Also read the top 25 players, top 25 coaches, top 25 teams and top 25 non-title teams, and submit your own picks. By Brendan Marks, CJ Moore and Lindsay Schnell There are, on average, over 5,800 college basketball games every season. Multiply …
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It’s a difficult time to be a man. They’re falling behind women academically, making less money than their dads and grandfathers, and are so desperate for kinship and community that they’ve started posting sticks on Instagram and asking each other to rank them. It’s tough out there, and now that the weather is heating up, it’s about to get tougher. …
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Ohio State’s men’s sports were the best in the country in 2024-25. Ohio State was named Wednesday as the men’s winner of this year’s CapitalOne Cup, which honors the best men’s and women’s sports programs in the country. The Buckeyes won the award based on their top-10 national finishes in seven men’s sports, led by the national championship-winning football team. …
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Editor’s note: All week, The Athletic is looking back at the best of the first 25 years of the 2000s in men’s college basketball. Also read the top 25 players and submit your own picks. In college basketball, most coaches are judged by their success in March and April. It’s a slightly flawed way to judge because of the one-and-done tournament setup. Consider …
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