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Snyder still in search of success

After 15 seasons, Redskins owner Daniel Snyder is again searching for a coach and consistent success.

Capitals seek balance in top six

Can Washington find chemistry in the top six with Alex Ovechkin and Nicklas Backstrom separated?

Back and forth in Green Bay

Curry, Warriors visit Washington

A love/hate affair in Seattle

A love/hate affair in Seattle

COUCH SLOUCH | The Seahawks’ heel, Pete Carroll, overshawdows their heart, Russell Wilson.

WEST VANCOUVER, BC - FEBRUARY 21:  Jeret Peterson of the Unites States performs an air during a men's aerials training session at Cypress Mountain Resort on February 21, 2010 in West Vancouver, Canada.  (Photo by Cameron Spencer/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Jeret Peterson

The last flight of Speedy Peterson

Freestyle aerialist was a rock star on skis. After battling depression, his return to earth had a tragic end.

Terps open ACC play in a big way

Terps open ACC play in a big way

Alyssa Thomas sparks No. 8 U-Md. women to a win over No. 10 North Carolina in the conference opener.

Terps have to recover quickly

Terps have to recover quickly

Maryland faces a tough test in Pittsburgh as the Terps are set to play their second game in 48 hours.

Winston ready for busy offseason

Winston ready for busy offseason

After the BCS title game, Florida State’s Heisman-winning QB will likely face his share of scrutiny.

Hall voting swings, misses

Hall voting swings, misses

COLUMN | Cooperstown voting has become an annual embarrassment MLB deserves for ignoring steroids.

D.C. Sports Bog &
The Early Lead

How cold is it in Green Bay? Very.

The Packers and 49ers are playing a wild-card playoff game in near-zero temperatures.”

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 Cindy Boren

Next weekend’s NFL playoffs schedule

Chargers-Broncos, Colts-Patriots, Saints-Seahawks are set, with Panthers hosting 49ers or Packers.”

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 Cindy Boren

Ice Bowl revisited: David Maraniss on the 1967 game

The significance of the Packers-Cowboys playoff game went far beyond the weather.”

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 Cindy Boren

How good is Andrew Luck? Michael Jordan good?

His first legendary comeback is behind the Colts quarterback now.”

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 Cindy Boren

Editor's Choice

Meet the 2013 Fall All-Mets

See who made the first, second and honorable mention teams in football, soccer, field hockey, volleyball and cross-country.

Facing cancer with dignity

Local soccer star Shawn Kuykendall, 31, battles thymic cancer with the support of his family, friends and faith.

First and 17

Inside the season with the nation’s top-rated football prospect, Woodbridge’s Da’Shawn Hand.

Sports photo galleries

No. 18 Roosevelt sneaks by No. 5 Clinton Christian, 68-67 in overtime

Roosevelt drained free throws down the stretch to hold off Clinton Christian in the Uptown Hoopfest on Saturday.

Wootton routs Churchill, 5-1, to remain undefeated

The Patriots scored three goals in about two minutes to beat Montgomery County rival Bulldogs.

The restless reign of Dan Snyder

Since purchasing the Washington Redskins in 1999, Dan Snyder has provoked heated emotions in the team's fans.

Jeret ‘Speedy’ Peterson: A life on the edge

Peterson, an Olympic freestyle skier, committed suicide in 2011 after battling depression.

NFL power rankings

Mark Maske assesses the league’s top teams.

Shanahan Era ends in D.C.

After four seasons and a disappointing 24-40 record, Mike Shanahan’s time at the helm of the Redskins ends.

Gonzaga wins 21st annual Purple Puck tournament

The Eagles beat The Hun School (N.J.), 6-0, to win the tournament for the second time in three years.

Who should be next Redskins coach?

With Mike Shanahan headed out of town, Washington needs a new head coach.

Season finale images

The Mike Shanahan era draws to a close as the Redskins fall to the Giants to finish at 3-13.

Battlefield downs Oakton, 45-41.

After trailing 12-2 in the first quarter, the Bobcats rally to win the MVHS Holiday Invitational final.

Mount Vernon 62, No. 14 Calvert 59

DJ JeanPierre’s 23-point point performance Friday night helped to lead the Majors advance to the IAABO Tournament final.

Marshall offense too much for Maryland in 31-20 victory

Harold Hoskins caught six passes for 104 yards and a pair of touchdowns, leading Marshall to victory.

Sports videos

Roosevelt Outlasts Clinton Christian in OT

Roosevelt Outlasts Clinton Christian in OT

Roosevelt rallies from a 1st half deficit to win 68-67 in overtime.
Boys’ Basketball: Springbrook beats Blake, 62-57

Boys’ Basketball: Springbrook beats Blake, 62-57

Tavon Ngangum scored 21 points for the Blue Devils.


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No. 7 Bullis dominates The Potomac School, 61-41

The Bulldogs held the Panthers to a season-low in points behind Andre Walker's eight blocks.
Fans project well-wishes for Schumacher

Fans project well-wishes for Schumacher

Supporters of Formula One driver Michael Schumacher projected well-wishes onto the French hospital's walls where he is being treated. He remains in a medically induced coma on his 45th birthday.
Putin visits Sochi Olympics sites

Putin visits Sochi Olympics sites

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev toured various Winter Olympics sites ahead of the Games next month.
Paul VI dominates Gonzaga

Paul VI dominates Gonzaga

BOYS’ BASKETBALL | The Panthers hand the Eagles a decisive conference loss and remain atop the Post Top 20.
Up in the air: The life of Speedy Peterson

Up in the air: The life of Speedy Peterson

When Olympic medalist Jeret "Speedy" Peterson snapped on skis and took a jump, something extraordinary happened. He twisted his body in ways few have. Off the slope, the life of the freestyle skier had twists of its own.
Lovie Smith headed to Tampa Bay as head coach

Lovie Smith headed to Tampa Bay as head coach

Sources say the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have hired former Chicago Bears coach Lovie Smith. Smith was 81-63 in nine seasons with Chicago, leading the 2006 team to the NFC championship before losing to Indianapolis in the Super Bowl.
Bold predictions for the Super Bowl

Bold predictions for the Super Bowl

The Post Sports Live crew picks which teams will go head-to-head in Super Bowl XLVIII.
Which free agents should the Redskins keep?

Which free agents should the Redskins keep?

Perry Riley Jr., DeAngelo Hall and a surprise veteran are among the free agents that the Post Sports Live crew deems worthy of new contracts for next season.

Thomas Boswell

Thomas Boswell

Hall voting swings, misses

COLUMN | Cooperstown voting has become an annual embarrassment MLB deserves for ignoring steroids.

Thomas Boswell

Thomas Boswell

Latest dismal chapter

BOSWELL | Shanahan’s firing is the most recent example of a franchise that has lost its way.

Thomas Boswell

Thomas Boswell

A winter of content — maybe more

COLUMN | Mike Rizzo and the front office maintain a low profile while grinding through the offseason.

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John Feinstein

John Feinstein

Creek gives GW a healthy outlook

COLUMN | After injury-filled stint at Indiana, Maurice Creek hopes to end college career on a high note.

John Feinstein

John Feinstein

A coach who could do magic

Johnny Orr, who died Tuesday at age 86, warmed up many cold nights in Ames leading Iowa State.

John Feinstein

John Feinstein

Lacking in football, not fellowship

COLUMN | Army is gallant and strong on camaraderie, but on the gridiron, the Black Knights still wallow in Midshipmen’s wake.

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Tracee Hamilton

Tracee Hamilton

This all sounds so familiar

COLUMN | The Redskins’ locker room remains harmonious but the team’s performance is woefully out of tune.

Tracee Hamilton

Tracee Hamilton

A headache of
a mixed message

COLUMN | If Mike Shanahan is protecting a healthy RGIII, why not do the same for Jordan Reed?

Tracee Hamilton

Tracee Hamilton

A visit from RGIII’s dad? So what.

COLUMN | There’s enough to fault Robert Griffin III for without complaining about a locker-room visit from his father.

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Sally Jenkins

Sally Jenkins

Jenkins: Issues remain

Mike Shanahan may go away, but the Redskins’ problems remain in the owner’s suite.

Sally Jenkins

Sally Jenkins

Playing well in space

COLUMN | The physicality of football is easy compared with fixing the International Space Station — just ask astronaut Mike Hopkins.

Sally Jenkins

Sally Jenkins

Take a second look at Romo

COLUMN | The Cowboys quarterback is not the choke artist his many critics make him out to be.

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Jason Reid

Jason Reid

Strides are made, but still far to go

COLUMN | The Wizards have plenty of reason for optimism, but they’re a long way from a finished product.

Jason Reid

Jason Reid

A genuine opportunity is wasted

COLUMN | Mike Shanahan’s dismissal opened the door for front office change. Daniel Snyder closed it.

Jason Reid

Jason Reid

Reid: Focus on RGIII

The next coach should be able to maximize Robert Griffin III, but that may not mean Art Briles.

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Mike Wise

Mike Wise

Allen is key to Maryland’s success

Point guard Seth Allen’s return from a broken foot may be the boost the Maryland basketball team needs.

Mike Wise

Mike Wise

Why Wall will be an all-star

COLUMN | The Wizards haven’t had an all-star since 2008, but the maturing point guard’s body of work this season merits a breakthrough.

Mike Wise

Mike Wise

A new power mover

WISE | Like a politician, Bruce Allen pushes Shanahan out and promises better days.

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