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- Sep 9, 2026
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Erin Andrews Has One Simple Tip for New NFL Fans—and It Has Nothing to Do With Stats (opens the original)
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“Opening week is just so exciting,” Erin Andrews says, practically bouncing on her heels. “It is six months of just storylines, amazing athletes playing the sport they love and the sport we love to cover.” Erin is beaming at the thought of tonight’s NFL season opener. For some, it’s just another Wednesday. For others, it marks the beginning of months of joy or heartbreak (or both), when Sunday becomes its own kind of religion: football. For Erin, the NFL Kickoff Game is “Christmas morning.” She
They’re in Their 60s—And Crushing HYROX World Championships (opens the original)
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If you’re in the fitness world at all—even if only through FitTok—you may have heard of HYROX, the new-ish fitness competition that’s certainly not for the faint of heart.. Participants run a total of eight kilometers, broken up by eight functional fitness stations, including the SkiErg, sled push, and sandbag lunges. Step into any HYROX competition, and you’ll be met with moody lighting and blaring pop music in an arena-like space filled with extremely fit men and women, making the race feel ev
Emma Navarro Says Her Life ‘Shrank’ When Tennis Became Everything (opens the original)
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Emma Navarro is back and ready to compete. The 25-year-old tennis player had a slower start to 2026. She took a break from tennis this spring, withdrawing from the Miami Open as well as her hometown tournament, the Charleston Open. In a statement, Navarro cited “health struggles,” but said she was looking forward to returning to the court. It turns out a break was exactly what she needed. She went on to win the Internationaux de Strasbourg tournament at the end of May, upsetting Victoria Mboko i
Madison Hammond Made NWSL History. Now She’s Putting Indigenous Culture Front and Center (opens the original)
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At first glance, Nike’s newest N7 Collection might look like another summer product launch: a jersey and shorts rendered in rich earth tones and streaked with blue. But for Madison Hammond, the design carries a much deeper meaning. When the Utah Royals defensive midfielder looks at the pattern, she does not simply see a colorway. She sees the Rio Grande cutting through the clay-rich soil where her family has lived for generations. Hammond, who is San Felipe Pueblo (Katishtya), Navajo (Diné), and
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