Martin, Doleman Lead NFL Hall of Fame Class

The Pro Football Hall of Fame announced its 2012 class of inductees, but the group was arguably more notable for who wasn't in it than for who was.

• For Curtis Martin, a Bittersweet Nod

Armstrong Probe Ends, No Charges

Federal prosecutors closed their investigation of Lance Armstrong without charging him over allegations he used performance-enhancing drugs.

Life With Dundee in My Corner

Gordon Marino weighs in on decades of conversations with Angelo Dundee, the legendary boxing trainer who died this week.

An All-Star With an Expiration Date

Dwight Howard leads NBA All-Star vote-getters while attempting a divorce from his home constituency. Plus: $210 for tennis in a train station; remembering Angelo Dundee; and more.

Hall of Fame Boxing Trainer Angelo Dundee Dead at 90

Hall of Fame boxing trainer Angelo Dundee who trained boxing luminaries including Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard and George Foreman died Wednesday night.

Who Plays Jersey in 2014?

The NFL is running out of suitable geezers for the halftime gig, but one act stands out as the perfect choice for the Meadowlands Super Bowl in two years.

The NFL Has an 'L' of a Problem

The NFL is four years away from its 50th Super Bowl, which means it is already trying to plan around a self-inflicted marketing nuisance: How to get around putting an "L" on souvenir T-shirts.

U.S. Cracks Down on Sports Streamers

Federal authorities announced a crackdown on websites that stream unauthorized broadcasts of sports events.

The Currency of Signing Day

As colleges labor to land five-star recruits, we ask: Do those ratings mean anything?

Schilling Channels the Nerd Within

A visit with former star pitcher Curt Schilling as he prepares to unveil an ambitious fantasy videogame produced by his company to the public.

Scores Killed at Egypt Soccer Match

Clashes between soccer fans killed at least 74 people Wednesday night in the deadliest single incident since Egypt's revolution last year, and one of the biggest soccer-related tragedies in decades.

• Video: More Than 70 Killed in Riot
• Photos: Melee at Stadium

USGA Taps Nager as President

The United States Golf Association will install Washington, D.C., lawyer Glen D. Nager as its 62nd president.

Selling Students on Penn State

In the wake of indictments that charged a former football coach of sexually assaulting boys, Penn State faces another challenge. Early figures indicate it may be holding its ground with prospective out-of-state students.

LeBron Hops in the Peloton

As a member of the bike-wing conspiracy, I am unabashedly enthusiastic about LeBron's Big Miami Pedal.

Why Tennis Rules

One of these days men's tennis is going to get boring again. There will be a fallow period. Greats will retire, get hurt, fatten up, open bad restaurants, babble on TV and buy vineyards. There will be a new, unremarkable No. 1. That time isn't now.