September 3, 1990 Table Of Contents
First Person
And nothing it was for the author at 1989's U.S. Open
By Mark Ozer
Books
TWO VIEWS OF A FAMED DALLAS COACH
Tom Landry takes it on the chin in one book but sets forth his side in another
By Ron Fimrite
Red Sox-Blue Jays
The surprisingly strong-armed Red Sox blanked the Blue Jays three straight
By Steve Wulf
Little League
Taiwan outscored its three foes 43-1 en route to a romp in the World Series
By Hank Hersch
Golf
Two-time NCAA champ Phil Mickelson won the U.S. Amateur going away
College Football '90
Want to know how to make the college game better in almost every way? It's easy. Just return to one-platoon football
By Douglas S. Looney
For USC quaterback Todd Marinovich, fame and talent may not be enough to see him safely through
By Douglas S. Looney
Although the game is facing major changes, at least one thing will remain constant: the preeminence of the Hurricanes and the Irish
By Pat Putnam
Southern California native Blaise Bryant is now, improbably, tearing up corn country for Iowa State
By John Barrity
Look for tight races in the ACC, Big Ten and SEC in this last season before the conferences realign
College football's talent pool is remarkably deep, and the pro scouts know where to mine it
Smart Ball
You think college football players can't be rocket scientists? They can at the brainpower schools that play in Division III
Inside
By Tim Kurkjian
Reviews
A sports movie proves that bigger is indeed better
For The Record
A Roundup of the Week Aug. 20-26
Compiled by Michael Jaffe
Point After
Reforms in college football must start at the top