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"Football players believe in meritocracy," said David White, the NFL Players Association’s interim executive director. "And they believe in having a fair shot to prove yourself, to do your job." On the NFL's latest hiring cycle for coaches, in which diversity was virtually nonexistent:

NFL again grapples with a lack of diversity in its latest hiring cycle

No Black coaches — and only one minority coach — were hired by the 10 teams that selected new head coaches this offseason.

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Purdue got well Sunday against Maryland, snapping a three-game skid. But even that rare slide didn't significantly damage a team that's well on its way to another high NCAA seed. For @postsports.bsky.social, plus a fresh 68-team field breakdown. www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2026/...

Analysis | NCAA tournament bracketology: Why Purdue won’t sweat a rare losing streak

The Boilermakers ended a three-game skid and have plenty of high-end victories to fall back on.

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Here’s our story on the gambler accused of orchestrating one of the biggest matchfixing schemes in US history.  @postsports.bsky.social has long delivered some of the best sports reporting out there. I’m grateful to contribute to that legacy. #SaveThePost wapo.st/4tv5Co7

‘Cashing all day’: The Instagram star accused of corrupting NCAA hoops

His social media is a flood of diamonds, celebrities and winning betting slips. His edge, prosecutors allege, was paying players to underperform.

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Lines for the Caps here in Seattle, without Sandin and Roy (both lower body, day to day) McMichael-Strome-Leonard Protas-Sourdif-Wilson Ovechkin-Dowd-Frank Duhaime-Lapierre-Beauvillier Chychrun-Carlson Fehervary-TvR Chisholm-McIlrath Thompson

News: Dan Kolko will succeed Bob Carpenter doing play-by-play on Nationals broadcasts this year, according to multiple people familiar with the decision. Kolko filled in regularly for Carpenter last year and has been a part of Nats coverage in various roles since 2012.

WNBA star Breanna Stewart showed a sign reading “Abolish ICE” to a crowd at a Miami-area arena before a game with her Unrivaled league team. Stewart said she was “just disgusted from everything” she saw in the news regarding the events in Minnesota.

Breanna Stewart holds ‘Abolish ICE’ sign as sports world reacts to Minneapolis

“When human lives are at stake, it’s bigger than anything else,” the WNBA star said after federal agents shot a man to death in Minneapolis.

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If nothing else, I’ve always hoped our work in the Washington Post’s sports section could give readers a meaningful connection to (and understanding of) something bigger than themselves. I’ve seen today: It has. Forever grateful to be a part of this team. #SaveThePost

People ask me what my favorite part of working at The Post is and I often tell them my granddad. A native Washingtonian, he’s an avid sports fan. When I was hired in 2021, it was a full-circle moment for my family. Serving local readers like him is a privilege. #SaveThePost

Just wanted to take a minute, for no particular reason whatsoever, and celebrate some of the brilliant work that my @postsports.bsky.social colleagues have done in recent weeks. These stories take time and resources. They're also what make The Post so great. All gift links/free to read...