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CONTENTS
XVI OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES
14
SILVER LINING
Paul Wylie's medal-winning performance brightened a cloudy career
BY E.M. SWIFT
GLORY AND GLOOM
As Bonnie Blair won more gold, Dan Jansen endured more disappointment
BY SALLY JENKINS
ON SLIPPERY SLOPES
A gritty North American twosome dominated the women's downhill
BY WILLIAM OSCAR JOHNSON
BUMP AND RUN
Donna Weinbrecht and Edgar Grospiron triumphed in the moguls
BY WILLIAM OSCAR JOHNSON
THE RAZOR'S EDGE
Goalie Ray (Razor) LeBlanc was sharp as the U.S. shone in hockey
BY STEVE RUSHIN
TOUGH SLEDDING
Herschel Walker could push the U.S. Only to seventh in the bobsled
BY SALLY JENKINS
THEATER OF THE ABSURD
Haying made the bizarre the norm, the Duchesnays lost their nerve
BY E.M. SWIFT
NEW ALLEGIANCES
The Games in Albertville offer a telling glimpse of Europe's turmoil
BY SALLY JENKINS
50
TOP HAT
Jim Courier is the first American man since John McEnroe in 1985 to attain a No. 1 world ranking in tennis
BY FRANZ LIDZ
56
LIVIN' LARGE
In emulating their pudgy prototype, Charles Barkley, some of the biggest talents in college basketball have gotten bigger
BY ALEXANDER WOLFF
74
OUT OF THE SHADOW
Scottie Pippen, the compleat forward for the Chicago Bulls, now shares some of the limelight with Michael Jordan
BY LEIGH MONTVILLE
DEPARTMENTS
4
LETTERS
7
SCORECARD
62
PRO BASKETBALL
69
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
89
FOR THE RECORD
92
POINT AFTER
COVER PHOTOGRAPH BY JOHN BIEVER
PHOTO
HEINZ KLUETMEIER
Above It All
A flier from the Unified Team got a real Alps high during the Olympic 120-meter team ski jumping, an event in which Finland, led by teenage sensation Toni Nieminen, won the gold medal.
