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Jerry Sandusky made his first public appearance in seven years this morning, speaking via Zoom at the Centre County Courthouse with a thin and diffident voice
Afterward, his attorney said the 82-year-old Sandusky is "feeble and frail" nytimes.com/athletic/7575045…
On Thursday, Penn State opened an exhibit honoring Joe Paterno. On Tuesday, Jerry Sandusky will be back in court. In between, a new football era began Saturday.
Around town, I spoke with Penn Staters on the collision of their fraught history nytimes.com/athletic/7570481…
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@ByMarkPuleo "If you showed Michigan this picture this morning, what on earth would they have guessed happened?"
Might be the funniest thing I've seen tonight. At what point in a near-upset avoidance does a field rush become merited 😂
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Conor McGregor wanted his return to shift focus back to his fighting rather than his outside-the-cage troubles.
And while this fight actually did materialize, it somehow became his most disappointing moment yet in the ring.
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Elmo: I hope both teams have fun!
New Yorkers: I will kill you with a gun
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Big announcement in MMA: Scott Coker is back.
The architect of Strikeforce and Bellator is breaking ground on another venture, a tournament-styled international promotion that's backed by $60 million in capital. All the exclusive news is here for free: nytimes.com/athletic/7295236…
Just want to thank Jordon for following our style guide and capitalizing the T in The Athletic
So, it's only "fantastic" when The Athletic does it?
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Always a good day when you get to write about the WooSox, some Red Sox history, and squeeze in a Mass Pike reference nytimes.com/athletic/7183691…
Speaking to The Athletic on Thursday, the chairman of the D.C. Combat Sports Commission, Andrew Huff, said he was deeply disappointed with the UFC's decision
The UFC's bouts at the White House will be officially sanctioned and go on fighters' records, but the promotion will not be working with the D.C. Combat Sports Commission nytimes.com/athletic/7129747…
The UFC's bouts at the White House will be officially sanctioned and go on fighters' records, but the promotion will not be working with the D.C. Combat Sports Commission nytimes.com/athletic/7129747…
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Tony Dungy confirms he's out at NBC. Story from @ByMarkPuleo
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NEW: The new UFC/CBS/Paramount deal is good .... wait for it ... for fans. (w/ @ByMarkPuleo)
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"People are going to tune in because they want to see me lose or get knocked out," Jake Paul told me in June.
"I’ve found in this sport monetizing that hate can be very lucrative."
In the 54 days between Penn State firing James Franklin and hiring Matt Campbell, the ripples of the mangled coaching search reached every corner of the country
I wrote on the winners, losers and when Campbell will get a signature burger at The Field here nytimes.com/athletic/6868203…
Only in college football can a team have its best season in years, then suddenly find itself with a new coach days before its biggest games.
Pete Golding joins the list of coaches to take over before major bowl games. Can Ole Miss buck bleak history? nytimes.com/athletic/6849965…
Dillon Danis being dragged out of #UFC322 after a huge cageside brawl before the beginning of the main card
In 2003, Chris Nowinski retired from WWE due to brain injuries.
In 2007, his friend Chris Benoit was found to have CTE after a murder-suicide.
On Monday, Nowinski was in a note left by a gunman who killed 4 and cited CTE.
"I'm still processing," he said nytimes.com/athletic/6525685…
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Regardless of yet another cruelly close finish for Amanda Serrano, the trilogy with Katie Taylor was about something more than a rivalry.
It was about the augmentation of women’s boxing, and the ultimate winner was the sport itself.
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