- John Feinstein
John Feinstein is the author of 27 books (his 28th is due in November, 2011), including the best-sellers “A Season on the Brink” and “A Good Walk Spoiled”. Aside from his duties as a sports columnist for The Washington Post, he also provides commentary for the Golf Channel and National Public Radio.
Leadership deficit in the NCAA
College presidents continue to drop the ball in terms of how they lead their athletic departments.
In Caps-Rangers, the art of almost
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COLUMN | Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist made only one mistake, but it was costly in a 1-0 loss in Game 2.
Cardinals are Pitino’s ‘toughest’
COLUMN | Louisville’s Rick Pitino calls his new national champions “ the 13 toughest guys I’ve ever coached.”
‘Willy stuff’ sends Amherst to title
COLUMN | Willy Workman did it all for Amherst as the Lord Jeffs took the Division III title.
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- Before heading to ODU, Jeff Jones left indelible mark on American University basketball
- Three weeks after dreadful loss at Verizon Center, Syracuse cut down its nets
- Syracuse assistant Tim O’Toole has come full circle
- NCAA tournament: Miami ‘didn’t have the juice’ against Marquette
- Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim says he’ll continue to coach
- After letting Isles game slip away, Caps are quickly running out of chances
- George Mason moves to Atlantic 10, joining parade of conference realignment
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