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November 7, 1994 Table Of Contents
NFL Plus
By Jill Lieber
Spotlight
By Jill Lieber
Nebraska-Colorado
Displaying a feisty new attitude, Nebraska overcame injuries and doubters to rout Colorado
By S.L. Price
College Football
There's a real horse race in the Pac-10, but don't count out the Ducks
By Tim Layden
Baseball
Durable pitchers and unlikely sluggers led Yomiuri to victory in the Japan Series
By Tom Verducci
Golf
Mark McCumber's monster putt in sudden death won the Tour Championship
By Jaime Diaz
Pro Football
New England's young quarterback Drew Bledsoe is calmly taking aim at a passing record
NBA 1994-95
The Orlando Magic and the Phoenix Suns should rise above the rest and play for the title
By Steve Rushin
Can't anybody hit the open jumper anymore? Today's young NBA gum are tiring blanks—and wounding the game
By Phil Taylor
The Indiana Pacers' Reggie Miller recalls last spring's most memorable quarter, shot by unerring shot
Isiah Thomas has gone directly from the hardwood to the hard job of running the expansion Toronto Raptors
Believe it or not, Larry Brown is getting comfortable in Indiana—which means the Pacers will settle in atop the division standings
With the arrival of Horace Grant and Brian Shaw, will gifted Orlando now have enough magic to unseat the Knicks?
By Hank Hersch
The Suns have new talent and the Blazers a new coach, and that rumbling—or grumbling?—sound you hear is the Sonics
By Phil Taylor
In the NBA's most powerful division, the champion Houston Rockets are looking to win the one thing they didn't last season: respect
By Tim Kurkjian
Dikembe Mutombo, the outgoing Nugget center, makes a big impression in the paint and in faraway lands
SI 40th Anniversary
This 1989 SI Classic took the measure of 7'5" Chuck Nevitt, the NBA's funniest 12th man
By Steve Wulf
Scouting Reports
By Hank Hersch
By Phil Taylor
By Tim Kurkjian
Inside
By Peter King
By Hank Hersch
By John Walters
Point After
...there are some sights and sounds in the in-your-face NBA we could live without
By Phil Taylor
Departments
Edited by Alexander Wolff and Richard O'Brien
