February 20, 1984 Table Of Contents

Buy the Cover

Browse the Magazine

Winter Olympics

They're Off To A Flying Start

Despite a blizzard and a stumbling beginning for the U.S. team, the Sarajevo Games got a jump on being a glorious Olympics

By William Oscar Johnson

They Had The Cigar But Weren't Close

By Bob Brown

'Have Fun! Have Fun! Have Fun!'

By William Oscar Johnson

She's Tender And Very Tough

By Anita Verschoth

Out Of Luck, But Not Of Pluck

By Bob Sullivan

Rude Awakening To Cold Reality

By E.M. Swift

The U.S. Found A Silver Lining

By Bob Ottum

The Tarkanians

The Son Has Also Risen

Two notable Tarkanians, Jerry the coach and Danny the playmaker, have UNLV's Rebels runnin' again

By Alexander Wolff

'AN IMPOSSIBLE SITUATION UNLESS YOU GO UNDEFEATED'

By Alexander Wolff

College Basketball

All Syracuse is his oyster

The Orangemen have a real gem in freshman guard Pearl Washington

By Curry Kirkpatrick

THE WEEK Feb. 6-12

By Roger Jackson

Track & Field

A high-handed approach

Gripping the pole at its end, Sergei Bubka broke the world indoor mark

By Craig Neff

Pro Basketball

He's finally seen the light

Darryl Dawkins is fouling less and playing more, and that's a Net gain

By Anthony Cotton

Van Breda Kolff

'I MADE MY OWN BED, I'VE GOT TO LIE IN IT'

What's a guy who has come within one game of the NBA title and two of the NCAA championship doing coaching a high school team in Picayune, Mississippi? Ask Butch van Breda Kolff

By William Nack

On The Scene

WHEN THE L.A. LAKERS CALL TIME OUT, IT'S TIME IN FOR DANCING BARRY'S ACT

By Lisa Twyman

For The Record

A roundup of the week Feb. 6-13

Compiled by Ivan Maisel

19th Hole: The Readers Take Over

19TH HOLE: THE READERS TAKE OVER

Edited by Gay Flood

Departments

LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER

By Robert L. Miller

SCORECARD

Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum

CREDITS

FACES IN THE CROWD