Jerry Brewer is a sports columnist at The Washington Post. With a career that spans various prestigious publications, he delves into the complexities of competitive sports, viewing them as a platform to explore the human experience. Brewer's insightful commentary has earned him recognition as a 2025 Pulitzer Prize finalist, and his work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The New York Times and The Australian Financial Review.
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By: Jerry Brewer
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- It was the center's version of a dagger. Lauren Betts caught the inbounds pass, a throw looped over the head of a Duke defender trying to front her. After a quick gather, she finished with her left hand. And then she conceded to the only thing she could not dominate: her emotions.
By: Jerry Brewer
It’s a Final Four formula for South Carolina: old reliable program, surprising new vibe.
By: Jerry Brewer
PHOENIX – The confrontation wasn't about a handshake. Beneath all that ego and pride, rage and obstinance, Geno Auriemma must know that.
By: Jerry Brewer
PHOENIX — Dawn Staley keeps talking about debt. She doesn't often entertain her personal legacy. She refuses to escalate the feud with Geno Auriemma. The credit mongers and controversy fiends can line up next if they want to try her.
By: Jerry Brewer
After a heated exchange with UConn's Geno Auriemma, Staley refocused and put women's basketball first.
By: John Riker, Daniel Shirley, Cameron Teague Robinson, Ira Gorawara, Sabreena Merchant, Lukas Weese, Grace Raynor, Jerry Brewer
Follow our live coverage as the Gamecocks and Bruins meet for the national championship
PHOENIX – It was all over except for the handshake, which can no longer be taken for granted after this spicy weekend. With 6.9 seconds remaining, South Carolina coach Dawn Staley rose from her bench seat and started that long, humble walk. Along the way, she patted an official on the back. When she reached UCLA coach Cori Close, she extended congratulations, and soon the two wrapped each other in an embrace.
By: Jerry Brewer
“Probably nobody on the planet knows more about Augusta National than me."
By: Jerry Brewer
Whether you love or loathe the St. John's super donor and would-be horse-racing reformer, good luck trying to keep up with him.
By: Jerry Brewer
The Kentucky Derby winner succumbed to an injury sustained during his 2006 Triple Crown pursuit. He found another way to immortality.
