FIFA president Sepp Blatter says that politicians in Europe along with the chair of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach, have given reassurances that there will be no boycott of the 2018 and 2022 football World Cups.
Livestrong’s C.E.O. Resigns After Less Than a YearChandini Portteus, brought in to help rebuild Livestrong, said she wanted to focus on her family, dealing another blow to a foundation that has struggled since Lance Armstrong’s drug scandal.
from NYT > Sports h… Read MoreAston Villa Advances at F.A. Cup, Avoiding More DisappointmentVilla, which has struggled in Premier League play, reached the fourth round with an unconvincing win over fourth-tier Wycombe.
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… Read MoreOn Tennis: First-Round Defeat Raises More Questions for Rafael NadalNadal, who lost to Fernando Verdasco at the Australian Open, has not gone past the quarterfinals in any Grand Slam event since winning the French Open in 2014.
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… Read MoreCavaliers Prove No Match Against the BestAfter Cleveland was overwhelmed by Golden State on Monday night, Coach David Blatt addressed problems surrounding his team — some new, some recurring.
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… Read MoreN.F.L. Roundup: Eagles’ Owner Lauds Doug Pederson’s SkillsJeffrey Lurie stressed the importance of Pederson’s communication and leadership in his decision to pick Pederson as Philadelphia’s new coach.
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