Calumet's Colors Fly Again 20
Powerful Alydar became the early Kentucky Derby favorite with a fast win in Hialeah's Flamingo Stakes
by William Leggett
Memorable Win for a Forgotten Team 24
After years in obscurity, Duke regained the spotlight in the ACC tournament with a squad that may one day be memorable
by Kent Hannon
Y'All Come on Down Now, Y'Heah 28
The White Sox have given Southern hospitality a new meaning by inviting a rent-a-star and a horde of lesser lights to Florida
by Larry Keith
The Iron Ball and the Bible 34
Leon Spinks may fight like a building wrecker, but he says Mama and the Good Book come before his heavyweight title
by Pat Putnam
How to Put Bad Backs Behind You 40
Backaches are a pain, but there's no reason to remain doubled up in agony when proper exercise can straighten you out
by J.D. Reed
Coach, You're Fired! 70
Paul Wiggin was the first, but not the last, NFL coach to lose his job. Now only one member of Wiggin's staff remains in Kansas City
by Ron Reid
The Departments
Scorecard 15
TV/Radio 46
College Basketball 51
Hockey 58
Horse Racing 64
For the Record 87
19th Hole 88
Credits on page 87
Cover photograph by Manny Millan
Next Week
Hope springs eternal, especially during baseball's spring training, when the rookies do their best to steal the veterans' jobs. Larry Keith checks out some of this year's phenoms, particularly Kansas City's hard-hitting Clint Hurdle.
It's the same old story of recruiting violations in college basketball, except now the women are committing them. In their rush to the big time, they have instituted weak rules and weaker policing. Kent Hannon reports on a mess in the making.
