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Technology in Sports

From bat science to biometrics, discover how new tech is transforming the way athletes train, compete, and recover.

Welcome to a new era of play-calling

Texas high school football just took a high-tech leap. A new rule from the UIL will allow every player on the field to wear tech for real-time play-calling—signaling the possible end of traditional huddles and hinting at the sport’s next evolution.

The Yankees are using torpedoes to hit torpedoes

Plus: Duke is upset with "The White Lotus"...

How one conference shapes the future of sports

Sports nerds took over MIT. From Sloan’s analytics influence to $100M media deals and wild March Madness odds, this one’s loaded. Also: Jokić rewrites the record books and we need a favor to keep our emails out of spam 🙏

The thinking on concussion recovery is changing

New thinking on concussion recovery is flipping the script. Experts now say light activity—not extended rest—may actually help healing. With millions of sports-related concussions each year, the shift could reshape how athletes bounce back.

Drones and Sports: Why Pro Leagues Want New Defense Laws

Drones are disrupting pro sports, and leagues want action. A new bipartisan bill would let local officials take them down—before fans or players are put at risk.

The putting technique dividing the golf world

Golfers are divided over AimPoint—a putting technique built on data and feel. Some pros swear by it, others want it banned for slowing the game. Here's why the green-reading method is sparking heated debates on the PGA and LPGA Tours.

Tech CEOs love cricket

Tech execs like Pichai and Nadella are going all in on cricket—backing leagues in the US and UK with millions in funding. With growing fan interest and Olympic momentum, the sport may finally break through in America.