Rex Grossman’s face after John Beck’s touchdown
Go team. Go John. Go offense. Go Skins. Root root root. Yay boys.”
Redskins coach says he will review the entire offense’s performance before deciding on starting Rex Grossman or John Beck at quarterback against the Panthers.
New York is looking to snap a three-game losing streak and Miami is searching for its first win.
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League confirms it is looking into dust-up that occurred between Detroit and San Francisco head coaches. Schwartz calls the incident “regrettable.””
Go team. Go John. Go offense. Go Skins. Root root root. Yay boys.”
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Indianapolis 500 winner Dan Wheldon died Sunday after his car became ensnared in a fiery 15-car pileup, flew over another vehicle and landed in a catch fence at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Witnesses say it was one of the worst they have seen. (Oct. 17)Fans, drivers on Dan Wheldon crash
IndyCar racing fans talked about the massive crash that killed driver Dan Wheldon on Sunday. Meanwhile other drivers say it was one of the worst crashes they have ever seen. (Oct. 17)Cardinals bash Brewers, advance to World Series
The Cardinals are headed to the World Series, after beating Milwaukee 12-6 Sunday night to win the NLCS in six games. The Cardinals will host Texas in Game 1 Wednesday night. (Oct. 17)IndyCar's five-lap tribute to Wheldon
Indy 500 champ Dan Wheldon died Sunday after a massive, fiery wreck at the Las Vegas Indy 300. The remainder of the race was canceled but drivers solemnly returned to the track for a five-lap tribute to Wheldon. (Oct. 16)Packers remain unbeaten with win over Rams
Green Bay is still undefeated after beating the Rams, 24-3, while the 49ers handed the Lions their first loss this season, the Giants edged the Bills and the Patriots defeated the Cowboys.IndyCar drivers react to Wheldon's death
IndyCar drivers Dario Franchitti and Tony Kanaan react to the death of fellow driver Dan Wheldon on Sunday. Wheldon died after a massive, fiery wreck at the Las Vegas Indy 300. (Oct. 16)Dan Wheldon dies in massive wreck at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Indianapolis 500 winner Dan Wheldon died Sunday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway after his car was part of a fiery 15-car pileup on Lap 13. (Oct. 16)Annandale's Ahmed Bile is dominating cross country
Annandale's Ahmed Bile has dominated the cross country scene in 2011.Mountain View's Bailee Hubert is a gracious team player
Wildcat's center-mid Bailee Hubert is the field hockey team's focal point.COLUMN | Redskins get a reality check as problems previously avoided come to the surface.
COLUMN | Brewers infielder Jerry Hairston, a baseball lifer from a respected baseball family, commits a crucial error that proves costly.
COLUMN | The NLCS first basemen will both be winners when they hit the free agent market.
COLUMN | Coach Gary Harrell aims to improve upon a 4-29 record in the three seasons prior to his arrival.
COLUMN | Wake Forest coach’s “no excuses” mentality has taken the team to 3-0 in the ACC for the first time ever, with Virginia Tech coming to town Saturday.
COLUMN | The time for raising division title banners has passed for the Washington Capitals, who are hunting bigger game this season.
COLUMN | Most of us don’t need to watch Redskins losses more than once to have some idea what went wrong.
COLUMN | The Red Sox aren’t the first team to miss the playoffs; it just seems that way.
COLUMN | Perhaps we should think twice before dismissing Rex Grossman’s comments.
COLUMN | If college coaches are to truly become educators, they need to get in the classroom.
COLUMN | The NCAA should start treating athletic departments as legitimate academic branches.
COLUMN | The Redskins managed to out-ineffectual the banged-up Cowboys — and that’s on the quarterback.
COLUMN | Mike Shanahan had no choice; now John Beck deserves a shot to prove himself.
COLUMN | Football coach hasn’t done himself any favors in easing the regime change in College Park.
COLUMN | Movie may turn roster-building into high drama, but the real story is more nuanced.
COLUMN | John Beck or Rex Grossman? Whoever it is will be playing for Mike Shanahan’s reputation.
COLUMN | Philly’s haul of high-priced free agents has yielded not a “dream team” but a nightmare season. Sound familiar?
COLUMN | After gossip about Alex Ovechkin’s girth weighed on the team last season, the star admits he‘s in better shape this year.
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