The United States Soccer Federation has reversed course on its rule allowing the ban of any players who didn't stand during the national anthem as a result of the changing stance in sports world towards protest.
The 24-year-old Norwegian clocked in at 33.78 seconds, 0.7 seconds faster than the mark that Britain's Chris Rawlinson had held since 2002.
Legendary broadcaster Jim Nantz apologized if anybody was offended by the language. In fairness, though, swearing from athletes, coaches and fans heard on sports TV broadcasts is a tradition unlike any other.
The NBA appears to be making adjustments so players feel safe and teams aren't left hanging should certain personnel feel uncomfortable playing during the pandemic.
White is no stranger to protesting, and it sounds like he will once again be using his platform during the 2020 season.
The league and other competitions around the world suspended play in March due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Like other countries, England will conduct football matches without fans in stadiums.
Current and former Clemson football players have come to the defense of head coach Dabo Swinney amid controversy regarding a 2017 incident where he didn't punish an assistant coach who used a racial slur.
The Tour won't have to wait long before golfers can wave to actual spectators on a course. Last week, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced that fans will be welcomed to the Jack Nicklaus Memorial Tournament in mid-July.
Through a video chat, Lindor offered his gratitude to those on the pandemic front lines. "I want to thank you guys for everything you guys are doing for the community of Cleveland," Lindor said.
The competition's opening day will see a pair of Florida clubs face each other for the first time.
The location of the two hub cities where two collections of NHL teams will be placed to resume play hasn't yet been announced.
The competition honored George Floyd at 8:46 a.m. local time in Fort Worth, Texas.
When Tottenham Hotspur return to action on June 19 to face Manchester United in a showdown between two Premier League clubs targeting Champions League places, they'll be without a key figure.
Rob Manfred told MLB Network on Wednesday he's "100 percent" convinced big league baseball will happen this year. Bauer used the opportunity to tweet a sarcastic reply to the executive.
Back in 2016 — when Kaepernick first began his silent protests ahead of San Francisco 49ers games — Tortorella, who was Team USA coach at the World Cup of Hockey, threatened to bench any players who knelt as "The Star-Spangled Banner" played before the opening faceoff.
White thinks that more UFC fighters should take Jon Jones' lead in terms of dealing with looters and agitators.
Manfred echoed concerns voiced throughout the spring about a second virus wave impacting the sport in the fall, and also said November baseball isn't possible due to media-rights deals.
Players who refuse to return to play when the season resumes won't have to fear any discipline.
MLS commissioner Don Garber told reporters via a video call that he remains hopeful teams will be allowed to host some fans later in the year.
Bubba Wallace, the only full-time black driver in the NASCAR Cup Series, called for the organization to ban the Confederate flag from all events. NASCAR did that very thing ahead of Wednesday's race at Martinsville Speedway.
Lawrence and running back Darien Rencher will be primary speakers for an on-campus demonstration this weekend. While not officially sponsored by the university, the protest will be led by students.
The numbers seem to back Moon's analysis. In 2019, Brady's completion percentage and rating were both the lowest he'd posted since the 2019 campaign, and he was 18th overall in QB rating.
Arsenal dispatched of Charlton Athletic 6-0 in Saturday's exhibition, and one may have expected a similar result during the midweek. Instead, Brentford handed Arsenal a surprising 3-2 defeat at the Emirates.
The statue was first unveiled in 2016, but a December 2017 report detailed multiple allegations of sexual harassment and racist remarks against Richardson.
IOC President Thomas Bach told reporters on Wednesday the organization is open to discussing ways athletes can use the worldwide platform to make themselves heard.