February 14, 1994 Table Of Contents
Games
An artist-designed miniature golf course will be touring nationally
Upsets
There's an upsetting trend in college ball this season, and it's proving disastrous for No. 1 teams
By Ned Zeman
The Kerrigan Assault
Even in their version of events—which differs from Tonya Harding's—the confessed conspirators in the Nancy Kerrigan assault were at once goons and buffoons
By E.M. Swift
Golf
Johnny Miller made broadcast news at 46 in the AT&T
By Rick Reilly
Sarajevo Revisited
Sarajevo once held the sweetest Olympic Games in the author's memory, but now it stages bloodbaths
By William Oscar Johnson
Swimsuits '94
Seduced by the sparkle of those turquoise waters, America has fallen head over heels in love with the swimming pool
By Bruce Newman
With the first million laps behind him, the author has a good shot at circumnavigating the globe. Totally awesome!
Angie Everhart is really a redhead, loves her little white dog and has stamina to burn. Just ask the author, who for three days shared the fast lane with her
High School People
By Beth Schmidt
By Julie Hanna
Andy Benes
In paint ball or baseball, San Diego Padre pitcher Andy Benes is a wanted man
Emmitt Smith
Emmitt Smith's X-ray eyes have led to more MVP honors than even he could have seen coming
SI 40th Anniversary
This SI Classic, reprinted from February 1991, tells the tale of Sonny Liston, upon whom fortune never smiled, even when he was the heavyweight champ
By William Nack
Dick Baldwin
Since 1947 Dick Baldwin has shunned the big time to coach small-college hoops in upstate New York
Inside
By John Walters
By Phil Taylor
Point After
Certainly not $90 million, if you're talking about Derrick Coleman of the New Jersey Nets
By Phil Taylor
Departments
By Mark Mulvoy
Edited by Jack McCallum