Dan Wolken is a National Columnist at USA TODAY Sports. He focuses on college football and basketball, as well as other significant sports stories, covering themes related to competitive and professional sports. Dan's work has been featured in various prominent publications, including the Detroit Free Press, Yahoo News, and the Chicago Sun-Times.
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Dan’s work predominantly revolves around sports, particularly college football and NCAA events. His coverage includes event updates, evolving stories, expert commentary, and legal policy regulation related to the sports industry.
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Why is a 44-year old mother of two who has won everything there is to win in the sport of tennis considering a comeback?
The moment Jannik Sinner walked off the court at Roland Garros on Thursday, having been defeated by the unseasonable European heat wave as much as
By: Dan Wolken
Victor Wembanyama is a big problem for the entire NBA, and OKC — with its wealth of draft assets — may need to make an equally big move to remain at the top.
NC State tennis coach Simon Earnshaw's plans for the weekend changed just a bit Wednesday morning when Diana Shnaider stunned No. 1 seed Aryna Sabalenka to make the French Open semifinals
If Congress passes the bill being sponsored by Sens. Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell to end the Wild West era in college sports , the federal government
Nelly Korda stood over a 2 ½-foot putt to complete her lifelong dream Sunday at Riviera Country Club and wondered why she had not left herself something a little bit easier to win the U.S. Women's Open.
By: Dan Wolken
The NCAA rarely gets anything right, but they were correct in suspending Sorsby for the season for betting on his own team's games. But now, thanks to a Lubbock judge, the cardinal rule in sports has been thrown out the window.
By: Dan Wolken
Forget the White House lawn fight circus. World Cup visitors are reminding Americans how unique and diverse the country is, and what an event like this can show off.
Give Serena Williams credit for this much: There's a better chance her singles return at Wimbledon ends in a first-round defeat than a miracle run deep in the draw.
By: Dan Wolken
May knows that dynasties aren’t going to exist in college basketball the same way they used to. So instead of sticking around at Michigan and making himself a legend there, he's off to the NBA.
