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IOC's Bach: Olympians, fans may need vaccine
Olympic participants and fans arriving for next year's postponed Tokyo Olympics are likely to face requirements to be vaccinated to protect the Japanese public, IOC President Thomas Bach said Monday after meeting with new Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga.
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The heartbreaking reality -- and staggering numbers -- of NCAA teams cut during the pandemic
Since March, more than 350 NCAA sports programs have been cut, upending the lives -- and sometimes the Olympic dreams -- of the athletes on those teams. In a few cases, the community has successfully fought to get the sports back, but it happens rarely.
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Bubbles? Separation? Solitude? Trying to cope with 2020? Let's examine the Vendée Globe
This once-in-every-four years sailing event which circumnavigates the globe is an extreme test of body and the mind.
Photo by Richard Langdon / Pip Hare Racing
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What does the future of road racing look like during a pandemic?
While most major sports have been able to return in some fashion since the pandemic began, road races present a unique challenge: to keep tens of thousands of runners safe.
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NC Dinos celebrate first-ever KBO title with massive sword
NC Dinos beat Doosan Bears in Game 6 of the KBO finals and celebrate by lifting a giant sword.
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