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In ESPN The Magazine's Taboo Issue, Eli Saslow writes that all it took to ruin the career of Minnesota State Mankato head football coach Todd Hoffner was a university-owned cellphone and 100 seconds of video of his kids.

Sue Paterno, the widow of late Penn State football coach Joe Paterno, has emailed a letter to hundreds of former Penn State players, informing them that a report, commissioned by the family in response to the Freeh Report, will be released Sunday.

The ideas of family, and of home, are inexorably wound together, much like the stories of the integration of Ole Miss in 1962, and of the university's dominant football team that fall.

Syracuse chancellor Nancy Cantor says the school decided to fire associate head basketball coach Bernie Fine upon hearing an audiotape recorded by Bobby Davis, one of three men who have accused Fine of molesting them as minors.

Although Ohio State is heading into its meeting with the Committee on Infractions Friday, the school's dealings with the NCAA over problems within its football program will not end there.

Check out ESPN Outside the Lines' multimedia story, which details Charlie Wittmack's attempt to complete a "World Triathlon," an 11-month swimming/biking/climbing adventure spanning 13 countries....

This Emmy Award-winning investigative series examines topical issues off the playing field. It includes interviews and opinions from leading authorities on the issue at hand. Hosted by veteran journalist Bob Ley....

Jacob Bainter was 7 when he lost his leg. Bill Hansbury happened to be in the right place at the right time and has found a way to help.

The man whose tackle injured Gale Sayers ended up living the hardest life of all. Until fate gave him one last chance at peace.

The world's best golfer returns from rehab and a sex scandal to play at the Masters. What will we be looking for, and why?

Neurosurgeon ... NFL first-rounder... 'the future of Black America' ... This 23-year-old is expected to be all things to all people

Darryl Dawkins was the first high school player to go straight to the NBA. Thirty-five years later, he has unfinished business.

Respect and moral authority have made Tony Dungy a powerful sports figure. But do those seeking his help come for image laundering or true redemption?

He wears spandex and sequins. He twirls in the air. But this flamboyant figure skater also oozes toughness, athleticism and his own brand of macho.

What if a high school played a whole football season and almost nobody came to watch? For one team, it took a coach and a village to save the day.

Muhammad Ali fought 50 men. Only one disappeared.