September 1, 1983 Table Of Contents
Reminiscence
A PAINFUL SNUB BY A SPORTS LEGEND BRINGS A FATHER AND SON TOGETHER
Pro Football 1983
The strike is history, but for Pete Rozelle the headaches keep getting worse, chief among them the NFL's increasing drug troubles and not just one but two rival football leagues
It's Not The Kind Of Place You Just Hang Around
By Ralph Wiley
'Hey, Wait A Minute! I Want To Talk'
John Madden has burst upon the American scene as few others in sport, but contrary to his bull-in-a-beer-ad image, he loves nothing more than good quiet conversation, and his skill as a communicator is the key to his success both as a football coach and as a broadcaster
Hail the "impact player," NFL lingo for the little speedster who can amass big yardage running, catching passes and returning kicks
They Bought His Act Hook, Line and Sinker
When John Riggins said he wanted the ball in last year's NFL playoffs, the Redskins went along, and he reeled in the Super Bowl crown
College Football 1983
Having molded remarkable teams and young men at Grambling since 1941, Eddie Robinson is closing in on Bear Bryant's record for career victories
By N. Brooks Clark
By Ralph Wiley
By Ralph Wiley
By Franz Lidz
By Craig Neff
By Douglas S. Looney
By N. Brooks Clark
By Jill Lieber
By Franz Lidz
By Jill Lieber
By Craig Neff
By N. Brooks Clark
By N. Brooks Clark
By Franz Lidz
By N. Brooks Clark
By N. Brooks Clark
By N. Brooks Clark
By N. Brooks Clark
By N. Brooks Clark
By N. Brooks Clark
Since 1922 the Texas A&M student body—a.k.a. the Twelfth Man—has stood ready to serve the Aggie football squad. This season 15 diehards will get a chance to "splatter people" on the kickoff team
By Douglas S. Looney
Come One, Come All, And See The Sideshow!
The wildest kickoff return in history began when Kevin Moen of Cal fielded a Stanford squib and ended, five laterals and a felled trombone player later, amid hysteria
By Ron Fimrite