Rooney Bicycles His Way Into History

Why College Hockey Arenas Are the Cathedrals of Sports

College hockey has become a showplace for unusual stadium architecture. Based on visits to 10 unique hockey campuses, here are the winners and (losers) of the Wall Street Journal's Golden Zamboni awards.

• Photos: Rating College Hockey's Barns
• Metropolis: A Night in the Life of the Yale Whale

Yale Whale: The Best-Designed Rink in College Hockey

Yale's Ingalls Rink, known as the Yale Whale because of the oddly whale-shaped roof, is perhaps the best-designed building in college hockey -- a sport with many unusual rinks.

Why Did Jerry Sloan Exit So Abruptly?

Trying to decode the shocking news out of Utah. Plus: Ray Allen, the NBA's new three-point king; Jordan takes to the court ... in practice.

With Trial Looming, Feds Streamline Charges Against Bonds

The most interesting thing to us about the Barry Bonds news out Thursday isn't the news itself, that federal prosecutors cut the number of felony charges against the former slugger faces from 11 to five.

West Ham Win Bid for Olympic Stadium

London's main Olympic Stadium is likely to be occupied by West Ham United following the 2012 Games after the English Premier League football club was recommended as the preferred tenant for the venue.

The Most Expensive Game in History

Saturday's match between Manchester United and Manchester City will be the most expensive game played in any sport, at any time, anywhere.

The NCAA Tournament Whistle-Wetter

High drama in college hoops in the ACC and Big East on a February weekday. Plus: The UConn QB with the soul of a Harlem Globetrotter; the sad fall of Refrigerator Perry; and more.

Longtime Jazz Coach Sloan Stepping Down

The longest-tenured NBA coach was at the helm in Utah for more than two decades.

Stanford Corners the 'Smart' Market

Stanford, which is coming off its best football season in 70 years, didn't land the most talented class of high school football players. What stands out about Stanford's recruiting class is the strength of their grades.

Pujols Plays Chicken With the Cardinals

Will the St. Louis slugger get his deal before next week's deadline? Plus: The coach who gave his player a kidney; surreal Russian Olympic mascot contenders; and more.

Angry Super Bowl Fans File Suit

A lawsuit has been filed accusing the NFL, the Dallas Cowboys and team owner Jerry Jones of deceiving hundreds of fans who bought Super Bowl tickets and had no seats, or who felt the seats were inadequate.

• Law Blog: Jilted Super Bowl Fans Sue - Discuss

Formula One Team Sets Price for Listing

Williams Grand Prix Holdings, the Formula 1 motor sport team, set a price range for a stock-market listing in Frankfurt, a move it hopes will allow it to better compete with rivals with deeper pockets.

Wilshere Anchors English Hopes

Jack Wilshere is being hailed as the most exciting creative talent in a generation and perhaps the man to end England's 45-year record of misery in major tournaments.

Making Sure Athletes Go to Class

The University of Kansas employs a brigade of senior citizens to track class attendance of its student athletes.

• Readers React: 'Brilliant idea'

Olympics Official Had Luge Worries

The head of the organizing committee for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver aired concerns over the safety of a track on which a Georgian luger crashed and died—a year before the games started.