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Sardar Azmoun, recently transferred to Shabab Al-Ahli in Dubai, voiced public support for his national teammates after being left out of Iran’s World Cup roster for a political decision. His message comes amid visa uncertainties and diplomatic talks with FIFA.
Bill Belichick failed to secure the required 40 votes for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026, prompting political figures and former players to voice support while he focuses on his new role at the University of North Carolina.
Sardar Azmoun, a 57‑goal veteran of Iran's national team, was omitted from the World Cup squad for political reasons. He posted a supportive message for his teammates on social media, while navigating visa hurdles and upcoming games in the United States.
The White House has placed Andrew Giuliani, son of Rudy Giuliani, in charge of coordinating the 2026 FIFA World Cup, sparking doubts about his soccer knowledge and the political implications of his role.
Sardar Azmoun, a prolific Iranian striker, has been omitted from the 2026 World Cup squad while his team prepares in Turkey, navigating visa challenges and a dispute over historical flags.
Iran’s national football team is heading to Turkey for a final friendly and visa processing ahead of the 2026 World Cup in the United States, navigating geopolitical strain and U.S. assurances of welcome.
A surge of college athletes appearing in campaign ads for Georgia’s governor race reflects an unprecedented blend of sports fame and political advocacy, with millions spent and high‑profile figures weighing in.
A wave of program cuts, congressional proposals and revenue‑sharing reforms is reshaping the future of collegiate Olympic sports across the United States.
A new promotion tied to Donald Trump’s $TRUMP cryptocurrency promises a three‑day VIP experience at the 2026 World Cup final, but the offer is not affiliated with the tournament and comes as the token’s price continues to fall.
Joshua Kushner's recent acquisition of a minority stake in the San Francisco Giants has turned a routine business transaction into a heated political controversy, revealing deep partisan divides within the city's sports community.
A high school baseball player from Anderson reflects on chess, travel dreams, and the figures shaping his future.
James Cole, a standout baseball player from Anderson, talks about his plans to study business, his love of chess, and his ideal dinner with industry titans.
Joshua Kushner, brother of Jared Kushner and a Democratic donor, is buying a stake in the San Francisco Giants, sparking intense political backlash in San Francisco.
Indiana's decisive 38-3 win over Alabama in the Rose Bowl forces Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer to confront gaps in his program, while coach Curt Cignetti’s rise is traced back to his years under Nick Saban.
Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian has laid bare his frustration with the current landscape of college football, pointing to the increasingly porous College Football Playoff, the unrestricted movement of players and what he sees as a deteriorating enforcement of rules by the NCAA.
Despite diplomatic strain, Tucson is preparing to welcome Iran’s national squad at the Kino Sports Complex, where director Sarah Hanna highlights the city’s readiness and community support.
The future of the College Football Playoff is under intense discussion, with proposals for a 24‑team tournament sparking debate over financial incentives, regular‑season impact, and student‑athlete welfare.
The proposal, drafted with input from coaches, commissioners and political figures, aims to restructure college football but faces legal questions and fan skepticism.
Indiana University’s football team visited the White House to mark a perfect season, where President Donald Trump praised coach Curt Cignetti and highlighted the squad’s resilience and historic achievements.
At a White House ceremony honoring Indiana University’s football team, President Donald Trump denounced the NIL framework that has enriched players like quarterback Fernando Mendoza, despite his own advocacy to roll back those very regulations.
President Donald Trump used a White House ceremony honoring Indiana University’s first football championship to attack the name, image and likeness rules that enabled the team’s success, while also making unrelated comments about a future White House ballroom.
The 2026 national champions visited the White House, where President Trump praised the squad and exchanged words with head coach Curt Cignetti.
At a White House ceremony, the president lauded Indiana University’s flawless season, highlighting the team’s dramatic victory over Alabama and the bold coaching style of Curt Cignetti.
At a White House ceremony, President Donald Trump celebrated Indiana University's unbeaten campaign, drawing comparisons to Muhammad Ali and highlighting the team's daring strategies and underdog story.