November 29, 1993 Table Of Contents
Environment
Each fall South Dakota's Custer State Park recruits would-be buckaroos for its bison roundup
Viewpoint
Been on a fun run lately? Chances are you received a trophy suggestive of a loftier feat, but so it goes
By David Butwin
Horse Racing
The Paradise Ranch Racing School in California is a mecca for a passel of dreamers
Business
Former Steeler great Franco Harris is turning out a nutritionally correct doughnut
By Rick Lipsey
Bicycling
After a long layoff, Rebecca Twigg won a medal in Barcelona and a fifth world title this summer
Boston College-Notre Dame
Avenging last year's rout, Boston College shocked No. 1 Notre Dame on a wild Saturday that saw two other Top 5 teams fall as well
Feeling overlooked and underrated, undefeated West Virginia made its big move at Miami's expense
Lions-Packers
Led by the bruising play of Reggie White, resurgent Green Bay battered the Detroit Lions to close in on first place in the NFC Central
By Hank Hersch
Heather Farr
Heather Farr lost her life to breast cancer, but not without putting up a gallant fight
College Basketball 1993-94
Tar Heel Rasheed Wallace heads a squadron of first-year big men who, because of their remarkable range and mobility, promise to take the game to new heights
Seldom is heard a discouraging word about 7-foot Bryant (Big Country) Reeves of Oklahoma State, whose future is as wide open as his nickname
North Carolina stands head and shoulders above the field as it seeks a second straight NCAA title
By Hank Hersch
When all the shouting is over, one of eight unranked contenders could have a breakthrough year and qualify as this season's Cinderella
By Bruce Newman
By Hank Hersch
Whether Heidi Gillingham is at homecoming weekend or the women's Final Four, the 6'10" All-America center reigns supreme for Vanderbilt
Forget all the talk about parity. One of the game's traditional powers will plow through the NCAA tournament's expanded field of 64 teams
Cal State—Bakersfield may not have the glitz of schools in L.A., but it does have the hottest basketball program—for its size—in the state
By Hank Hersch
Holy (purple) cow, after 32 years of self-imposed exile from postseason play, Williams can once again compete for the national title
World Cup '94
In bloody Belfast, hatreds were put aside as World Cup—bound Ireland tied Northern Ireland
Inside
By Peter King
Focus
Pssst: Paint Your Car for $75,000?
Junior Conway of Los Angeles, a.k.a. the Degas of the Driveway, takes pains you wouldn't believe
Pigeon Racing
In the fervent world of pigeon racing, top birds command big bucks
Point After
Lusting after recruits, college basketball coaches resort to epistles, poetry and pestering
By Steve Rushin
Departments
Edited by Jack McCallum