NFL Combine 2012: Andrew Luck may or may not throw
Top college players head for Indianapolis to be evaluated ahead of the NFL Draft on April 26. Robert Griffin III will be there, too, but doesn’t expect to throw.”
(Karl B DeBlaker / AP)
Injured Ovechkin a game-time call
Caps captain leaves practice early ahead of tonight’s game in Ottawa; Dale Hunter confirms lower-body injury.
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Redskins aim for another top draft
Washington gets an up-close look at potential picks at the NFL combine in Indianapolis starting today.
Maryland shows moxie vs. Miami
Terrell Stoglin has 20 points, James Padgett adds a career-high 16 as Terps rally late, 75-70. | Box
Theodore, Pirates light up Hoyas
Normally stingy Georgetown misses chance to secure first-round bye in Big East tournament. | Box
Teams that plain don’t play each other
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OPINION | U-Md. AD Kevin Anderson made the first move, now it’s up to Terps, Hoyas men’s coaches.
Staying out of the ‘Lin’ crowd
OPINION | The Knicks guard is a great story, but the ubiquitous puns are almost too much to bear.
Thoroughbred shortage looms
OPINION | Tampa Bay Downs an example of a problem that will affect most of U.S. racing industry.
Edsall reverses course, lifts transfer restrictions on O’Brien, two others
Maryland will allow players who left program last week to transfer to Vanderbilt or any ACC school.
Ramos: ‘I’ve got a new life’
Nationals catcher comes to spring training trying to separate his kidnapping ordeal from his career.
Wizards advance, then regress
Five-game trip brings players closer together, but improved chemistry fails to translate on the court.
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Tiger’s match play opponent calls him ‘beatable’
Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano offered praise and tugged on the cape of Superman — or the golfer who used to be Superman — just a little bit.”
Kansas State upsets No. 3 Missouri; Michigan outlasts Northwestern
Several desperate schools had prime opportunities to notch marquee wins on Tuesday night, and while a few took full advantage, others failed to seal the deal.”
Tom Boswell says TV and radio hosts contribute to D.C. not being a baseball town
In a Wash Post chat, the mild baseball fan says most local broadcasters 'can’t even find the stadium.’”
Hokies Journal
Virginia Tech’s penchant for close games reaches historic levels
Nationals Journal
Zimmerman’s agent visits Nationals camp
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Maryland AD Kevin Anderson re-affirms decision on Georgetown
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Briar Woods LB Matt Rolin adds offers from Florida State, Baylor, U-Conn., Duke
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Wise earns first-ever indoor track title
Wise’s Champ Page and Dondre Echols of Potomac (Md.) dominate at Maryland 4A/3A indoor track and field championships.
Nationals spring training 2012
This year’s spring training is the most highly anticipated one since baseball returned to Washington.
‘It’s a name we have on our jersey’
At Huntington Prep, the enrollment is 12 and the only course is Basketball 101.
No. 1 Paul VI prevails over No. 2 DeMatha, 58-55
Paul VI runs its overall season record to 26-2 and 18-0 in the WCAC.
Cavs over the Terps
The University of Virginia defeated the University of Maryland 71 - 44 in Charlottesville.
No. 8 Bullis rolls past Landon 70-47 in IAC semifinal
Four players record double-digit scoring efforts in the win for the Bulldogs.
Sports videos
Post Sports Live: What’s next for Linsanity?
The Post Sports Live crew debates how well Jeremy Lin, Carmelo Anthony and the New York Knicks will fare over their upcoming difficult 10-game stretch.
Post Sports Live: How many wins for Nats this year? (3:10)
The Washington Post's Jason Reid joins the Post Sports Live crew to debate whether the Nationals will win more than 85 games this year.
Danica Patrick making NASCAR transition
Danica Patrick, who is making the transition from IndyCar to driving full-time in NASCAR this season, spoke at the National Press Club in Washington Tuesday. (Feb. 21)
Post Sports Live: Will Maryland-Georgetown ever happen?
The Post Sports Live crew debates whether the decision that was made by University of Maryland Athletic Director Kevin Anderson not to play Georgetown in any sport until the impasse between the men's basketball teams ends will result in an annual matchup.
Josh Barr details West Virginia hoops academy (2:57)
The Washington Post's recruiting insider Josh Barr and host B.J. Koubaroulis discuss the unique situation at a West Virginia hoops academy -- a program that has drawn top players from all over the world but struggles to get sanctioned. (Feb. 16)
Post Sports Live: The Jason Campbell wedding story (3:17)
The Washington Post's Jason Reid, a personal friend of former Redskins quarterback Jason Campbell, discusses the text message that he received from Campbell regarding his wedding in the Dominican Republic.
Post Sports Live: Nationals, NFL combine and Terps-Hoyas spat (35:32)
The Washington Post's Jason Reid joins LaVar Arrington, Dan Steinberg and host Jonathan Forsythe to discuss heightened expectations for the Nationals, Redskins priorities at the NFL combine, what the Kevin Anderson decision means for the potential of future Maryland-Georgetown games and what lies ahead for Jeremy Lin and the Knicks.
Pro boxer Lamont Peterson down, but never out
Professional boxer Lamont Peterson grew up on the streets of Washington D.C. and in foster care as a child. On Dec. 10, he'll fight for a world title.
No. 1 Paul VI defeats No. 2 DeMatha, 58-55
No. 1 Paul VI finishes their WCAC regular season undefeated after defeating No. 2 DeMatha 58-55.
Boxers brawl at news conference
British heavyweight boxer Dereck Chisora was released Sunday after nearly seven hours of questioning by Munich police following his brawl with former WBA champion David Haye at a post-fight news conference. (Feb. 19)Thomas Boswell
OPINION | Nats are coming together, early
OPINION | With a homegrown team that’s grown close-knit and arrived early to spring training, there’s reason to be excited about this year’s Nationals.
Thomas Boswell
Baseball’s most relaxed day
COLUMN | Optimism, bad jokes and easy talk dominate reporting day.
Thomas Boswell
Time to stretch the imagination
OPINION | With spring training set to open, Nationals fans have reasons to think big this season. Honest.
John Feinstein
Turgeon frustrated, but not making excuses
OPINION | Mark Turgeon has experienced ups and downs in his first season at Maryland, but he isn’t assigning blame.
John Feinstein
Teammates appreciated ‘The Kid’
OPINION | Hero of the Mets’ 1986 World Series victory a player who can’t be judged just by numbers.
John Feinstein
OPINION | Patsos has Loyola primed for uprising
OPINION | Former Maryland assistant Jimmy Patsos has had a long struggle at Loyola, but his work seems to be paying off.
Tracee Hamilton
Staying out of the ‘Lin’ crowd
OPINION | The Knicks guard is a great story, but the ubiquitous puns are almost too much to bear.
Tracee Hamilton
Teams that plain don’t play each other
OPINION | U-Md. AD Kevin Anderson made the first move, now it’s up to Terps, Hoyas men’s coaches.
Tracee Hamilton
Pain in our neck of the woods?
OPINION | Recent developments should make most teams cautious, except maybe the Redskins.
Sally Jenkins
A ship’s captain, but a petty officer
OPINION | After a rocky first season, the sailing is not getting much smoother for Coach Randy Edsall.
Sally Jenkins
Redskins must get him at all costs
COLUMN | If the Colts make Peyton Manning available, Dan Snyder should do what he does best: Pay up.
Sally Jenkins
Eli Manning, unmasked
COLUMN | Giants quarterback, often mistaken for quiet and indifferent, reveals toughness and determination.
Jason Reid
Nationals find the right place to start
OPINION | By emphasizing its starting rotation, Washington has a chance to improve on last season’s 80-81 record.
Jason Reid
Lin’s ethnicity only part of story
OPINION | His meteoric rise with the Knicks is historic regardless of his race, a point skeptics are missing.
Jason Reid
‘Broadway’ not the ticket for him
OPINION | Given all the Nats have invested in him, Bryce Harper needs to act older than 19.
Mike Wise
Jeremy Lin challenges stereotypes
OPINION | The best thing about Lin schooling the NBA: the lessons don’t stop once the arena has emptied.
Mike Wise
Laich knows clock is ticking
OPINION | Longtime Cap says upcoming trip is “probably going to make or break our season.”
Mike Wise
Can Edsall stop the losses?
COLUMN | Terrapins coach needs biggest recruit — Mike Locksley, that is — to help stem player exodus.
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Redskins’ last title turns 20
Players, coaches share their stories from season capped by win in Super Bowl XXVI.
Joe Paterno, 1926-2012
Final days of coaching legend’s career, and life, shadowed by Penn State scandal.
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