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November 08, 2009
Villanova was winner in battle of big plays
Fortune is supposed to favor the bold, and University of Richmond coach Mike London made a bold decision late in yesterday’s game against Villanova...
November 06, 2009
World of Woody: Daylight savings time edition
Paul Woody hates daylight savings time because the sun sets before he can finish his golf game. But then, nobody can see his hooks and slices.
November 04, 2009
Even to their fans, Redskins are a joke
In the past 30 years, the Washington Redskins have seen the best of times—three Super Bowl victories—and the worst of times, one playoff appearance...
November 01, 2009
Woody: College presidents hold key to salary problem: Pay less
Many talk about reforming college athletics, but for the past 20 years, the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics is one of the few organizations...
October 30, 2009
WOODY COLUMN: Hokies’ goals go from national title to 10 wins
BLACKSBURG AVirginia Tech football season that began with national championship dreams, then changed its focus to Atlantic Coast Conference title aspirations...
October 26, 2009
PAUL WOODY COLUMN: Invisible area unfair to hoops officials
A new no—contact zone is left to officials to precisely outline. The invisible rectangle is 18 by 24 inches, from the front of the rim to the front...
October 25, 2009
Georgia Tech deserves higher ranking
Sometimes the other team is just better. Yesterday, the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets were better in every regard than the Cavaliers. And just as with the...
October 23, 2009
Skins’ instability starts at the top
Almost everyone has an idea on how to fix the Washington Redskins, and many begin with firing Vinny Cerrato and hiring a “real” general manager....
October 22, 2009
World of Woody: Bingo anyone?
A former Bingo caller is now the Redskins’ play-caller. Columnist Paul Woody wonders why, oh why, did coach Jim Zorn agree.
October 21, 2009
GMU’s Larranaga hit high point at lower level
“We have a new cafeteria that is the most incredible eating facility you’ve ever seen on a college campus,“ Larranaga said. “You...
October 19, 2009
WOODY COLUMN: How long can the Skins go with Zorn?
LANDOVER, Md. No NFL team is out of the playoff picture six games into the season. But with a 2-4 record and consecutive losses to clubs that had been...
October 18, 2009
Cavs lucky and good against Terps
Sometimes, a team is so good it can overcome bad luck. The best combination is to be lucky at the right times and good at the right times. Ladies and gentlemen,...
October 16, 2009
WOODY COLUMN: Flying Squirrels? It could have been worse
The Flying Squirrels? Hmmm. It will take some getting used to, but it could have been worse. No, really, it could have. Richmond Rhinos? Nah. Richmond...
October 14, 2009
WOODY COLUMN: Groh and his team may be saving each other
Just when it seemed U.Va. fans could let the soothing thoughts of the upcoming basketball season wash away another bad gridiron experience, here comes...
October 12, 2009
WOODY COLUMN: Troubles continue to mount for Zorn, Redskins
CHARLOTTE So it’s true that no good deed goes unpunished. Byron Westbrook, who spent two seasons on the Washington Redskins practice squad and worked...
October 11, 2009
Richmond’s experience paid enormous dividends
Youth will be served, but more often than not, experience carries the day. With 1:07 left in the game and victory just six yards away for the James Madison...
October 09, 2009
Who’ll fill our need for speed?
Full Throttle, an “energy drink”, is the sponsor of the National Hot Rod Association, and a more perfect combination of product and sport could...
October 07, 2009
Wizards, Arenas offer fans hope at sold-out Siegel Center
Gilbert Arenas shows he’s back as Wizards defeat Memphis 101-92 in exhibition game in which the Grizzlies miss the services of an injured Allen Iverson....
October 05, 2009
In Skins’ win, not very good was good enough
LANDOVER, Md. That huge sigh of relief that was heard all the way to the Outer Banks yesterday at 3:47 p.m.? That was Washington Redskins coach Jim Zorn,...
October 04, 2009
Tribe can match up—if it makes the playoffs
The first rule of any game is “Don’t beat yourself.“ The William and Mary Tribe football team no doubt was thinking about that rule on...
October 02, 2009
Woody: In the NFL, real men wear pink
Walk into any crowded room and you will find someone who has experienced the ravages of cancer, either first-hand or through PAUL WOODY a family member...
September 30, 2009
PAUL WOODY COLUMN: Olympic bid needs the president
The Olympics are the greatest of the world’s sports events, and the site for the 2016 Summer Games will be Chicago, Madrid, Rio de Janeiro or Tokyo....
September 29, 2009
To save season, job, Zorn must be bold
After losing to the Detroit Lions on Sunday, Washington Redskins quarterback Jason Campbell kept his usual stiff upper lip. He said the Redskins will keep...
September 27, 2009
WOODY COLUMN: Rainstorm and Hokies poured it on
The Marching Virginians, 330 strong, weren’t allowed to march and play their music on the Lane Stadium field. Instead, they performed from their...
September 24, 2009
PAUL WOODY: Cooperation key to future of baseball and Diamond
The difference between major-league ownership of a minor-league team and semi-local ownership of a minor-league team was readily apparent yesterday. The...
September 23, 2009
PAUL WOODY: Skins placing too much emphasis on potential
Of all the things said in the Washington Redskins’ locker room, none is more annoying than: We have the talent to excel. Wide receiver Santana Moss...
September 21, 2009
PAUL WOODY COLUMN: From the coaches, infusion of confusion
LANDOVER, Md. For all you young people hoping one day to coach in the NFL, or anywhere else, don’t try this at home. On fourth and 1 at the opponent’s...
September 20, 2009
Hollywood ending suits Blacksburg
BLACKSBURG The Virginia Tech Hokies were out of offense, out of timeouts and, seemingly, out of hope. “When you’ve got a Tyrod, you’ve...
September 18, 2009
PAUL WOODY COLUMN: Grayson and Spiders cast egos aside
How do you stay No. 1 in the country when every opponent wants to beat the top-ranked team? How do you stay No.1 when it’s human nature to become...
September 17, 2009
World of Woody: Motherhood edition
What do motherhood and tennis have in common with sports columnist Paul Woody? He goes to the court and a playground to find out.

