Skip Myslenski

He spent the summer guiding the national team at the world championships. It was there that he learned of a conditioning drill that involves dribbling and shooting. He liked that...

It is a bit early to plan the coronation ceremony. Same goes for the victory parade, or even the pomp and circumstance that accompanies the raising of the Big Ten...

When last viewed, the behemoths of Big Ten basketball were shuffling off with heads bowed, trying to slip unnoticed into the off-season. For they had all been defeated on the...

This is the age of immediate gratification, the age of shrinking attention spans and a constricted sense of history, the age of instant oatmeal and instant stardom and instant outrage....

The best is back, and we're not talking about the Bears or baseball's postseason or any of those other pretenders that litter the sports landscape. Sometime Friday night, on countless...

They tried. Early on Sunday afternoon, they tried to begin qualifying for the May 28 Indianapolis 500. But, as it had throughout last week, rain conquered all. Eleven spots in...

The best of games evolve, develop, increase in intensity and grow in tautness. Along the way the viewers suck in their breaths, lean forward in their seats and anticipate this...

The moment was once reserved for ancient sages, for knowing hands who had toiled and struggled, studied and learned and been fused by their experiences. Last April in St. Louis,...

Call the NCAA title game the battle of the the Cameroon Crazies: Florida's Joakim Noah and UCLA's Luc Richard Mbah a Moute. Their matchup should be one of Monday's highlights,...

Mike Downey If it isn't ponytailed Joakim Noah blocking a shot or Al Horford in his white headband dunking, it is nondescript Lee Humphrey swishing one from long distance. "Humpty's...