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Seeing Old Age as a Never-ending Adventure
Ilse Telesmanich, 90, sprained her ankle hiking in South Africa last August. She tried to keep going on the three-week trip, she said, hobbled as she was. “I got very good at hopping on one foot the last time I…
Rap Sheets, Recruits, and Repercussions
A six-month investigation by SPORTS ILLUSTRATED and CBS News reveals that an alarming number of the players at top college football programs have criminal records. A comprehensive look at where the problem begins, how it has been ignored and what…
High School Powers That Offer Solutions to Public, Private Problem
In recent seasons, powerful private schools Valor Christian, Mullen and Regis Jesuit seem to be winning state football, state soccer, state everything.
‘My Under-10 Matches Are the Worst’: No End in Sight to Youth Referee Abuse
While many acknowledge that the abuse and assault of referees is endemic in American sports culture, few people seem willing to do anything about it.
The Youth Sports Megacomplex Comes to Town, Hoping Teams will Follow
Just past the Hampton Inn and the Chick-fil-A, beyond the climbing wall but not as far as the water park, is your field of dreams. Actually, there are eight of them: all major league-sized, synthetic-turfed and LED-lit, and wedged in…