Sports
Every published file in reverse chronological order.
- 0013
Seahawks beat Rams 31-27 in NFC title game, sending Sam Darnold to his first Super Bowl start
Seattle advanced to the Super Bowl after a tight 31-27 win over the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Championship. Quarterback Sam Darnold threw for 346 yards and three touchdowns, while a late defensive stop helped seal the outcome in a game marked by big passing plays and costly mistakes.
- 0014
U.S. names 232-athlete roster for Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, featuring Lindsey Vonn and other five-time Olympians
The U.S. announced a 232-athlete team for the 2026 Winter Olympics, including Lindsey Vonn and several athletes headed to their fifth Games. The Milan-Cortina Olympics will begin competition Feb. 4, with an opening ceremony on Feb. 6.
- 0015
Patriots and Seahawks set Super Bowl LX rematch at Levi’s Stadium after championship wins
The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks are heading to Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8 in Santa Clara, setting up a rematch of their 2015 title game after both teams won their conference championship games on Jan. 25.
- 0016
Storm forces postponements as NBA and travel schedules get scrambled across the U.S.
A powerful winter storm disrupted sports travel and led to postponed NBA games, highlighting how extreme weather can ripple through league scheduling, logistics and competitive fairness.
- 0017
Super Bowl LX set: Patriots and Seahawks to meet in rematch at Levi’s Stadium
The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks will face each other in Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8 at Levi’s Stadium, renewing a rivalry last seen on the Super Bowl stage a decade ago.
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- 0018
U.S. announces 232-athlete roster for Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, led by five-time Olympians
The United States has named a 232-athlete team for the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, featuring a deep group of medalists and several competitors headed to their fifth Games as the February opening approaches.
- 0019
Timberwolves and Warriors return amid grief after Minneapolis killing; game feels “bizarre, sad”
The Minnesota Timberwolves returned to play the Golden State Warriors after a postponement linked to the killing of Alex Pretti during a federal immigration operation. Coaches and players described a somber arena and a community struggling to process fear and anger beyond basketball.
- 0020
Storm disruptions and big individual nights headline U.S. pro sports results
A winter storm continued to disrupt schedules as multiple NBA games were postponed, while other matchups featured standout performances and tight finishes. In hockey, Anaheim extended its surge behind a rookie’s first hat trick and overtime winner, while other clubs battled through a packed slate.
- 0021
Winter weather forces NBA reschedule: Pacers–Hawks tip moved up hours on Jan. 26
Severe winter weather is rippling across the sports calendar as leagues try to stay ahead of travel disruptions. The NBA shifted the Pacers–Hawks game time on Jan. 26, moving the matchup to an early afternoon start to reduce weather and travel risk for teams, staff and fans.
- 0022
U.S. unveils 232-athlete roster for Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, featuring veterans and returning medalists
The United States announced a 232-athlete roster for the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, highlighted by multiple five-time Olympians and a large contingent of returning medalists, with competition beginning February 4 and the opening ceremony on February 6.
- 0023
Timberwolves and Warriors return to play in a somber Minneapolis as protests and grief linger
The Timberwolves returned to the court against the Warriors amid a heavy mood in Minneapolis following the fatal shooting of protester Alex Pretti and the postponement of a previous game. Players, coaches, and fans struggled to process the tragedy even as the season resumed.
- 0024
NCAA adds women’s flag football to Emerging Sports program as Nebraska plans varsity team
The NCAA added women’s flag football to its Emerging Sports for Women program, citing rapid growth and increased participation. Nebraska announced plans to become the first Power Five school to add women’s flag football as a varsity sport, with competition slated to begin in spring 2028.