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Barry Svrluga

Barry Svrluga

Sports Columnist & Staff Writer at The Washington Post

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  • English
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Recent Articles

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Column | How the Washington Spirit embraced the soul of D.C.

During an anxious time in the nation’s capital, the NWSL team and its fans cemented a bond.
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Column | Times are tough for the Commanders, whether they play in M...

The festivities sparkled for the NFL’s first game in Spain. The football was … more of the same for Washington.
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Column | With new customers in their sights, every sports league is...

All the world’s a playing field when there are potential new revenue streams at stake.
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Column | In Spain, the Commanders are trying to interpret what has ...

A trip that was supposed to be a showcase instead is a reckoning for a team on a five-game skid.
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Column | Trump’s visit flies in the face of his past with the NFL a...

The president criticized the league during his first term but has since changed his demeanor.
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Column | What hasn’t changed in college hoops? The voices of Maryla...

Johnny Holliday and Rich Chvotkin, with 99 seasons and more than 3,000 games between them, are still on the call for the Terrapins and Hoyas.
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Column | It was 38-7. Why the heck was Jayden Daniels even in the g...

The questions are piling up for Dan Quinn and the Commanders, who don’t seem to have any answers.
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Column | Michael Locksley, Maryland feel aftershocks of college foo...

In today’s landscape, a $13 million buyout could be perceived as negligible, a winning record doesn’t make a coach safe, and the Terps are stuck in the middle.
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Column | The 40-year-old star athlete whose longevity secrets start...

Alex Ovechkin’s 1,500th game in the NHL? As with the first 1,499, he’ll drink to that.
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Column | Dan Quinn talks about the hard stuff. Now he’s getting to ...

The coach concedes his Commanders are “off course.” It’s his job to right them.
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Column | College football 2025: Long on money, short on perspective

As the cases of Curt Cignetti and James Franklin showed this week, today’s game is played by the young, coached by the rich and run by the reckless.