TIME’s Sean Gregory breaks down the lessons from football’s third week.
He’s one of the top pass defenders in the NFL. He’s also one of top philanthropists in sports. Here’s what didn’t make it into this week’s magazine.
We always thought flopping was a problem in futbol.
Boston Bruins goaltender Tim Thomas, the bearded breakout star of last year’s Stanley Cup playoffs, has enjoyed the afterglow of his team’s championship.
Wednesday, the NCAA handed down its punishment for eight current University of Miami players who accepted benefits deemed illegal under its rules.
“We’re not going to fight below 147 anymore. I want Manny to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, because he’s a much happier fighter, and tonight was a good example.” –FREDDIE ROACH, Manny Pacquiao’s trainer, on the winning fighter’s strategy for boxing from now on. Pacquiao won his eighth championship Saturday, entering the ring at 148 lbs. (via [...]
Of all the pictures taken at this year’s Ryder Cup, one in particular has proved very popular.
Whether it’s political strife or a soccer spat, this has bad manners written all over it.
Sachin Tendulkar, the once-in-a-generation Michael Jordan of cricket, has broken a lot of longstanding records. Now, he’s becoming a publishing first as well. He’s the first person whose autobiography comes with some of his blood.
