Butler graduate, Duke diving coach helps Johnston reach Olympic springboard fi nals
There was no medal — just a golden experience.
Nunzio Esposto, a 1987 Butler graduate ...
Vogelsong returns to San Francisco, gets win vs. Giants
SAN FRANCISCO — From the rousing standing ovation he received in the first inning to the one he got after giving u...
RIO DE JANEIRO — Usain Bolt rarely complains about going too fast.
After the rushed road to Sunday night’s 100-meter final, he had to make an exception.
Faced with a tur...
RIO DE JANEIRO — Bursting out of the blocks in lane eight, Wayde van Niekerk didn’t see another runner during the entire Olympic 400-meter final.
He didn’t need to. It w...
PITTSBURGH — Second-year Steelers cornerback Doran Grant had an interception return for a touchdown, receiver Sammie Coates committed two costly fumbles and rookie defen...
RIO DE JANEIRO — Three wins from gold, and still no reason to think it will be easy for the U.S. men’s basketball team.
This is a bumpy road in Rio, but at least the Ame...
RIO DE JANEIRO — Simone Biles spent Sunday morning in the warm-up gym thinking not of history but perfection.
When it didn’t happen — and really, it never does in gymnas...
RIO DE JANEIRO — Geno Auriemma could only smile after his U.S. women’s basketball team dominated another opponent.
It wasn’t so much the final score of the game, but the...
Olympic swimming great still retiring
RIO DE JANEIRO — Michael Phelps has nothing left to do at the pool.
He’s ready to start branching out.
At the top of the list: being...
SILVIS, Ill. — For all the late pars and the closing run of 46 holes without a bogey, Ryan Moore thought the key to his victory Sunday in the John Deere Classic was a 24...
