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Sports: Sports News, Scores, Analysis, Schedules & More - The Washington Post The Washington Post Sports section provides sports news, video, scores, analysis and updates about high school, college, and pro sports teams, including the Capitals, Nationals, Redskins, United and Wizards. Post Sports also offers blogs and discussions about the latest sports news.

Morning Pixels: RGIII mic'd up Jan 3rd 2013, 14:37 Robert Griffin III was mic'd up for this past Sunday's game against the Cowboys, and the audio was featured in a segment on Inside the NFL on Showtime, as well as SoundFX on the NFL Network. It's chock full of fun audio and awesome moments, like these: Read full article >> Tim Tebow sidesteps questions about future at Sugar Bowl Jan 3rd 2013, 14:34 Tim Tebow was back in a familiar spot -- on the sidelines -- Wednesday night. This time, the New York Jets' occasional quarterback was rooting on the Florida Gators, the team he led to two national championships, in the Sugar Bowl. It didn't work out too well, with Louisville upsetting the Gators, but there was a comfort level for Tebow. Read full article >> NHLPA doesn't file disclaimer, 'some progress' made in labor negotiations Jan 3rd 2013, 14:09 The NHLPA's self-imposed deadline to file a disclaimer of interest came and went Wednesday night without a filing from the union, suggesting that the players believe that continuing talks between the two sides is the best way to move forward toward an agreement. Read full article >> Oregon's Chip Kelly to interview with three NFL teams Jan 3rd 2013, 14:03 Chip Kelly will coach his Oregon team against Kansas State in the Fiesta Bowl tonight and, when the game is over, he'll turn his attention to the other thing on his plate: being the scaldingly hottest name on the NFL coaching scene. Read full article >> Seahawks get CB Brandon Browner back vs. Redskins Jan 3rd 2013, 14:00 When the Seattle Seahawks secondary hits the field Sunday to take on Robert Griffin III and the Redskins offense, they'll have an extra weapon at their disposal. Starting cornerback Brandon Browner missed the last four regular season games for violation the league's drug policybut is due to make his return to the lineup for the playoff matchup at FedEx Field. Seahawks Coach Pete Carroll called getting Browner back "a big deal." "He's been a big part of what we've done here and he's been a significant factor in the style that we play," Carroll said. "So when he comes back, we'll see how he does. It's been a month so we'll see how he is, how rusty he is." Browner, who had three interceptions before his suspension last month, returns at an important time, as the Seahawks lost a bit of secondary depth this week, placing third-year reserve cornerback Walter Thurmond on injured reserves. Otherwise, Carroll said his squad should enter Sunday's game relatively healthy. Cornerback Marcus Trufant and linebacker Leroy Hill were both able to practice Wednesday, as was receiver Sidney Rice and tackle Breno Giacomini. Read full article >> Redskins vs. Seahawks: Which fan base should be more confident? Jan 3rd 2013, 12:46 One of the slightly endearing and surprising things about the nearly 600 comments on yesterday's Opening Kick was that quite a few of the ones I read were from Seahawks fans with handles like 'SeattleRob,' confidently predicting a win on Sunday or drawing conclusions like 'Russell Wilson has thrown more touchdown passes than Robert Griffin, therefore he's the better rookie quarterback.' Read full article >> Bradley Beal wins Eastern Conference rookie of the month Jan 3rd 2013, 06:18 The losses continue to pile up for the Wizards (4-26), threatening to bury Bradley Beal under a mountain of misery. But Beal refuses to succumb to his circumstances, continues to work on improving and is starting to see some cracks of light through a challenging rookie campaign. Read full article >> Wizards vs. Pacers: Washington falls to 1-14 on road with 89-81 loss to Indiana Jan 3rd 2013, 03:02 INDIANAPOLIS – John Wall signed autographs for a handful of fans dressed in Kentucky gear before the Washington Wizards took on the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Ever since he went No. 1 overall in 2010, Wall has always found the most support away from home in Indianapolis, where fans of his college exploits still come in droves – some in his Wildcats jersey – to cheer him on. Walking toward the locker room after a brief pregame workout, Wall smiled and nodded when reminded that he still gets love in this town – by some. Read full article >> Barry Cofield sees mirror image of Redskins in Seahawks Jan 3rd 2013, 02:13 As he studied film of the Seattle Seahawks' offense this week, Washington Redskins nose tackle Barry Cofield noticed something that passes for odd in the pass-heavy, quarterback-defined NFL he has come to know: They kept running the ball. Read full article >> NFL playoffs: Robert Griffin III feeling 'a lot better than I did last week' Jan 3rd 2013, 02:10 When the Washington Redskins wrapped up their light individual work prior to the honest-to-goodness start to practice Wednesday, Robert Griffin III carried the most important knee joint in Washington to a small cart at the side of the field in the team's indoor practice facility. Read full article >>

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