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TRUST THE PROGRESS According to the numbers, Joel Embiid is next level. The NBA playoffs better watch out. BY MICAH ADAMS SILENCING THE HERITAGE Black athlete activism, once lost, is found. BY HOWARD BRYANT
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Who Is The Future Of U.S. Women's Soccer?
Introducing the marvelous Mallory Pugh
Which Aussie Rules Football?
Ladies and gentlemen, it’s the unstoppable Sam Kerr
Who Is The Ass Kicker Of The U.S. Women's National Team?
None other than the relentless Julie Ertz
Kyler Murray - Will Past Be Prologue For The Possible Top NFL Draft Pick?
Sizable expectations? Kyler Murray’s got a few: go No. 1 in the draft, become a franchise player and—oh yeah— completely blow up decades of doctrine about short quarterbacks.
Williamson Is Ready For Takeoff
His dunks inspire awe, his all-around game will make him millions. But to understand his legend, you have to go back to the place where it all started.
The Future Of Football Is You
To heck with Belichick. Out of the way, McVay. You, dear reader, now control the huddle in a new football experiment with an audacious vision.
Nick Bosa Reveals The Pain Of His Unfinished OSU Business
The NFL draft’s most disruptive force of nature reveals how painful it was to sit out last year—and how hungry he is to start sacking again.
One-Track Mind
Go along for the ride as Kentucky Derby favorite Game Winner endures anxious, rain-soaked weeks to do what he loves most: run.
Dear Future Me - Caroline Marks
The youngest surfer ever to qualify for the World Surf League tour, Marks, 17, anticipates her soon-to-be-legendary career—full of Olympic medals and celebrity cameos.
The One And Only Naomi Osaka
She’s a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside a blistering forehand: For all her growing fame, the world’s No. 1 remains tough to define—just the way she likes it.
