Nicole Haase

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Reporter Molly Hensley-Clancy has already identified eight youth sports coaches who are still working with kids despite having been banned by SafeSport, a center created by Congress to protect kids from abuse in sports. She's not done. Here’s how you can help.

Help Us Investigate Abusive Coaches in Youth Sports

We’re continuing to report on abusive youth sports coaches and the gaps in the system that allow them to continue working with kids. If you have something to share on this topic, we want to hear from ...

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The votes are in from WCHA coaches, who see the league title swinging back toward Ohio State in 2026-27 after Wisconsin won the last two. The reasons are between the lines: OSU had three players on the preseason All-WCHA team, UW none. badgerextra.com/sports/hocke...

Wisconsin women's hockey players shut out of preseason All-WCHA team

The Badgers have won two straight WCHA regular-season titles, but coaches have predicted a new champ in 2026-27 after Wisconsin's roster turnover.

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2026-27 WCHA Preseason Coaches Poll 1. Ohio State (6) 48 2. Wisconsin (2) 44 3. Minnesota 35 4. Minnesota Duluth 32 5. Minnesota State 23 6. St. Cloud State 20 7. St. Thomas 15 8. Bemidji State 7

Not long ago, many college kickers weren’t even on scholarship. In the NIL era, they’ve created an informal network to share pay information and win big raises. “They basically self-created their own market.” www.wsj.com/sports/footb...

College Football Kickers Were Underpaid. Then They Started Texting.

Players at the afterthought position have created a quiet but powerful information network and are leveraging it for big pay raises.

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Thomas Pannone has just thrown the fifth nine-inning CG perfect game in International League history. The 32-year-old Nashville lefty (Brewers org) dominated, needing only 93 pitches to do it. The final batter got to a 3-0 count, the first 3-ball count Pannone had since the 2nd.

BREAKING: Vlatko Andonovski and the Kansas City Current have mutually parted ways. Per club release: "Both parties determined that Andonovski’s requested transition from coaching into the Sporting Director role at the end of last season was not the right fit." #NWSL

vlatko was moved to sporting director then the owner called jesse marsch to ask who to hire as coach, then yeeted the best defensive midfield prospect in the country without replacing her. none of these were vlatko-coded decisions, i’m surprised he lasted this long.

Nice undertone of "hysterical women" here. Love that. Surprised the GP didn't also mention these young women's weight as part of the problem..... (*for clarity this comment is snarky*)

The entire article is just vaguely sourced anecdotes from social media. "Doctors have been cast as bigots" OK by whom, how so, why does this matter? The only "expert" cited is another columnist for the same fucking newspaper.

When sickness becomes integral to a person’s self-image, we shouldn’t be surprised that they fiercely defend that identity. Doctors, instead of providing much-needed support for a patient, have been cast as old-fashioned bigots standing in the way of an individual’s “self-actualisation”.

Dr Katie Musgrave, a general practitioner, has seen this phenomenon first-hand. She describes a “hyper-awareness of physical symptoms like fatigue and a racing heart” from patients who visit her seeking an explanation for their pain, with an expectation that there will be a single, incontrovertible diagnosis. Often though, she says, it is more likely that factors such as “a lack of sleep and exercise and a poor diet” are causing the patient’s symptoms, and these can be resolved with minimal medical intervention.

Katie Musgrave
Dr Katie Musgrave is a South Devon-based NHS General Practitioner and a regular contributor to The Telegraph. She also provides a column for Pulse, the leading publication for UK GPs, and writes widely on primary care, NHS reform, and the frontline realities of modern medicine.