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Can anyone take down Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner? The field will look to stage an uprising Down Under.
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THE MMQB

The restaurant owner goes through his custom menu with SI and tells us the coach said: ‘I know I’ll be seeing you again soon.’
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NFL

The longtime NFL coach was just a dad Friday in Athens, Ga.
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Athleticism runs in the family.
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Seattle Seahawks Mike Macdonald coach is very optimistic that quarterback Sam Darnold will be able to play against the San Francisco 49ers Saturday.
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The Pro Bowl defensive back left Sunday’s game in the fourth quarter.
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Buffalo will need all the help it can get against a cutthroat Denver defense.
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The Texans wide receiver suffered a concussion last weekend against the Steelers.
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Ben Johnson and Matt LaFleur’s quick postgame greeting is only the latest of a long history of icy NFL handshakes.
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There will be a sequel to Johnson’s handshake saga in the divisional round on Sunday.
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SOCCER

A scorer of 16 Premier League goals will play here—few would have thought it would be for the away side.
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ROAD TO THE 2026 WORLD CUP

The United States will open the 2026 World Cup in Los Angeles on June 12.
Ben Steiner|
The 16 host stadiums for the 2026 World Cup being held in the United States, Mexico and Canada.
Toby Cudworth|
The World Cup group stage has been structured to try and ensure that the top seeds don’t meet until the latter rounds.
Grey Whitebloom|
The Marseille winger is not pleased with how expensive the 2026 World Cup is shaping up to be.
Ben Steiner|
Some in-form USMNT players need to maintain their level to earn spots at the March camp.
Ben Steiner|
Ronaldo has been doing the business for club and country for over 20 years.
Barnaby Lane|

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

The North Carolina coach will lend Miami fans his expertise.
Patrick Andres|
Patrick Andres|
Tyler Lauletta|
Dan Lyons|
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NBA

Victor Wembanyama explained the decision behind shaving his head bald.
Blake Silverman|
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Michael McDaniel|
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SI DIGITAL COVERS

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FANTASY FOOTBALL

It’s never too early to look ahead to the 2026 fantasy football season with a one-man mock draft.
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Michael Fabiano|
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Michael Fabiano|

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

The former Duke assistant left a title-caliber Blue Devils team to jump-start Miami’s roster rebuild with local roots.
Kevin Sweeney|
Patrick Andres|
Pat Forde|
Michael Rosenberg, Pat Forde|
Michael Rosenberg, Pat Forde|

MLB

The shortstop turned 24 on Sunday.
Patrick Andres|
Michael McDaniel|
Tom Dierberger|
Brian Giuffra|
Stephen Douglas|

WNBA

The Fever were riddled with injury in 2025, but Boston was one of many who helped hold it down into the playoffs.
Brigid Kennedy|
Blake Silverman|
Stephen Douglas|
Emma Baccellieri|
Patrick Andres|

GOLF

Brooks Koepka was reinstated by the PGA Tour, while Pat Perez hopes to play the PGA Tour Champions this year—and two pros support it.
Max Schreiber|
Jeff Ritter|
Paul Liberatore|
Dan Evans|
Bob Harig|

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