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Love Me, Hate Me, Just
Don't Ignore Me

Terrell Owens is out of work, out of money, and currently in court with all four of his baby mamas. And, for the first time in his long, checkered, and spectacular career, nobody wants to throw him the ball

Men of the Year: Derrick Rose

Leader. Winner. MVP. This year, D-Rose led the Chicago Bulls to their best record since MJ was schooling Bryon Russell on his way to the NBA title

Will America Ever Catch the Formula One Bug?

As F1 struggles to find footing in the U.S., GQ plunges into the workings of the world's top racing series

Legend of the Crime Stopper

Tiny Aquille Carr is one the brightest young hoops prospects in the country. But can he keep it together before hitting the big time?

Wide Open: Jeremy Maclin

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver and GQ blogger Jeremy Maclin journals his second season in the NFL

Vin Scully Remembers His Greatest Calls

The no-contest hands-down greatest announcer in any sport of all time has narrated an unfathomable enormity of the game's iconic moments

Profiles

From the Archives

The whole football-as-warfare thing can get out of hand, as we learned last winter in the bitter archrivalry between Alabama and Auburn more >

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Guest Bloggers

The Philadelphia Eagles' wide receiver chronicles his third year in the NFL more >

Third-year power forward for the Minnesota Timberwolves Kevin Love guest-blogs for the 2010-2011 NBA season more >

Top Features

On the unlikely rise of tennis's newest hero more >

On the return of the slam dunk and its latest, greatest generation of practitioners more >

We ask three pros who know: What exactly happened in the eight years since one of us won a Grand Slam title? more >

Lists

Sports stars are really famous. So famous, they sometimes forget to be good at sports. Whether overexposed, overhyped, or just plain overrated, these name-brand athletes desperately need less show and more go

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