Curley Culp, Defensive Anchor of Two Football Teams, Dies at 75

By BY RICHARD SANDOMIR from NYT Sports A bruising Hall of Famer, Culp helped lead the Kansas City Chiefs to an upset victory in Super Bowl IV. With the Houston Oilers, he revolutionized the role of nose tackle.https://nyti.ms/2ZMtR80

An Olympic Dream Dashed by a Nasal Swab

By BY MATTHEW FUTTERMAN from NYT Sports Qualifying for the Games can be the achievement of a lifetime. In the coronavirus era, though, that opportunity can vanish without warning.https://nyti.ms/3thYta1

Joe Laurinaitis, a Star as Tag Team’s ‘Animal,’ Dies at 60

By BY NEIL GENZLINGER from NYT Sports As one of the Road Warriors, he brought a muscled flamboyance to professional wrestling.https://nyti.ms/3cVrNg7

Tears and Disbelief as Coronavirus Cancels Youth Sports

By BY JOE DRAPE AND DAVID W. CHEN from NYT Sports Millions of children sit home as competitions go dark, though some are trying to play limited games.https://nyti.ms/2TYnn0l

Ethel Johnson, Early Black Wrestling Star, Is Dead at 83

By BY NEIL GENZLINGER from NYT Sports Beginning in the 1950s, she and her two athletic sisters helped expand the demographics of the ring.https://nyti.ms/2pOG2za