Bill Bender is a national writer for The Sporting News, specializing in college football and the NFL. He is a member of the Football Writers Association of America and holds a degree from Ohio University. His articles cover a range of topics, including game predictions, analysis of teams and players, and interviews with notable figures in the sports world.
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By: Bill Bender
• Georgia coach Kirby Smart was quick to make a joke at his mentor Nick Saban's expense at SEC Media Days on Tuesday.
By: Bill Bender
• The South Sudan men's basketball team is ready to make its Olympic debut – and they will get a shot at Team USA in the 2024 Summer Olympics.
By: Bill Bender
The quick rise of the South Sudan Basketball Federation, led by former NBA player Luol Deng, is one of the feel-good stories of this year's Olympics.
By: Bill Bender
INDIANAPOLIS – Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti did not take the bait when the expected question of realignment or expansion came his way.
By: Bill Bender
• Does the medal outweigh the moment? As the United States prepares for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris from July 26 to
By: Bill Bender
Meet the 33 athletes Sporting News has determined to be America's finest in the history of the Summer Games.
By: Bill Bender
• INDIANAPOLIS – Ohio State defensive end Jack Sawyer was the first to tell Ryan Day he would return for his senior season.
By: Bill Bender
• INDIANAPOLIS – Rick Neuheisel passed for 298 yards and four TDs and led Pac-10 champion UCLA to a 45-9 victory against Big Ten champion Illinois in the Rose Bowl on Jan. 2, 1984.
By: Bill Bender
• COLUMBUS, Ohio – The closer one gets to the statue of Jesse Owens in front of the stadium that bears his name on the Ohio State campus, the clearer the message comes into focus.
By: Bill Bender
Oregon is ready to bring its unique, brash style to the Big Ten. Will it work? Coach Dan Lanning explains why he — and transfer QB Dillon Gabriel — is ready for the challenge.
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