Sunday, September 6

...the odds. We have a few options in the late-afternoon. Kim Clijsters is favored over Venus Williams, the "under" is the pick for the Ole Miss-Memphis game and the "over" is getting...

This and That

Each week Dickie V. gives his thoughts on the world of sports

In awe of the Williams sisters

No sports story is more underreported than that of the amazing Williams sisters, and with the U.S. Open on the horizon, Rick Reilly takes a look at their amazing streak of domination.

Mailbag: Dear Mosley

...the rules in his sport. Which is why he often asks the rules officials for clarification. Venus Williams lost track of the score in one of her matches. No one is calling them nitwits...

Stock Watch

Dickie V. looks at whose stock has gone up and down over the past week.

Keys To Serena's Victory

Dick Enberg and Bud Collins break down the keys to Serena Williams' Wimbledon victory

Stock Watch

Dickie V looks at whose stock rose and fell this week in the world of sports

Come out of your comfort zone, Roger

Does Roger Federer need to hit the gym? And why is the WTA desperate for Maria Sharapova to return? Bonnie D. Ford sits down with Chris Evert to answer these queries.

The most-hyped phenoms ever

San Diego State pitcher Stephen Strasburg is the latest phenom to get tons of hype before reaching the biggest stage.

DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - FEBRUARY 20: Venus Williams of USA in action in her match against Serena Williams of USA during day six of...

Safina leading the Russian charge on the WTA Tour

...Australia. But while the remaining top prizes were picked up by others -- Ana Ivanovic (French Open), Venus Williams (Wimbledon) and Serena Williams (U.S. Open) -- tennis fans should not be fooled: Russia still holds...

Althea Gibson must be smiling over Venus, Serena

The Williams sisters, Venus and Serena, made more tennis history at Wiimbledon last weekend, but their successes pale next to the trailblazing done by Althea Gibson, writes Richard Lapchick.

Amateur Kuehne a throwback in need of a break

Trip Kuehne lost a heartbreaker to Tiger Woods in the '94 Amateur. If he had won, who knows where fate may have led him. Or Woods.

Althea Gibson was as important as Jackie Robinson

Fifty years ago today, Althea Gibson became the first African-American to win Wimbledon. And she deserves a prominent place alongside Jackie Robinson and Arthur Ashe.

Scott holds one-stroke lead after two rounds at St. Jude

Adam Scott tops the St. Jude leaderboard at 7-under 133 after a suspended second round.