August 28, 1995 Table Of Contents

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By Mark Mulvoy

EDITED BY Franz Lidz AND Kostya Kennedy

Boxing

CON JOB NOT BY MIKE TYSON BUT BY PETER MCNEELEY'S CORNERMAN, WHO HAD HIS EYE ON A BIGGER PRIZE

By Richard Hoffer

Tennis

STILL THE ONE IS MONICA SELES SO GOOD SHE CAN PICK UP WHERE SHE LEFT OFF--OR IS THE COMPETITION THAT BAD?

By Sally Jenkins

Horse Racing

ALL FIRED UP THUNDER GULCH TOOK THE TRAVERS AND LIT OUT AFTER CIGAR

By William F. Reed

College Football '95

GLORY DAYS AGAIN THE GOOD TIMES ARE BACK FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, WHICH ONCE MORE HAS THE TALENT TO BE THE NO. 1 TEAM IN THE NATION

By Tim Layden

SHOULD SOUTHERN CAL FALTER, AUBURN AND SEVERAL OTHER TEAMS ARE CAPABLE OF WRAPPING UP THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

By Christian Stone; Tim Layden; S.L. Price; Ed Hinton

PLAYING IN PAIN TWO YEARS AFTER HIS MOTHER WAS KILLED IN AN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY, WARRICK DUNN, FLORIDA STATE'S SENSATIONAL TAILBACK, STILL RUNS WITH A HEAVY HEART

By Johnette Howard

SHOULD SOUTHERN CAL FALTER, AUBURN AND SEVERAL OTHER TEAMS ARE CAPABLE OF WRAPPING UP THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

By Michael Farber; Sally Jenkins; William F. Reed; Alan Shipnuck; Gerry Callahan; Kelly Whiteside

ONE TO 108 BEGINNING WITH THE BEST (SOUTHERN CAL) AND ENDING WITH THE WORST (OHIO), WE RANK EVERY DIVISION I-A TEAM AND INDICATE ITS CONFERENCE AFFILIATION BY COLORED SYMBOL

By John Walters

TOP OF THE LINE LINEBACKER SIMEON RICE OF ILLINOIS IS THE BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER IN THE NATION, THANKS IN LARGE PART TO THE TOUGH LOVE HE GOT FROM HIS FATHER, HENRY

By S.L. Price

LEAP OF FAITH SINCE BARRY SANDERS LED THE WAY SIX YEARS AGO, 224 UNDERCLASSMEN HAVE JUMPED AT THE CHANCE TO GO PRO, BUT TOO FEW HAVE LANDED IN THE NFL

By Tim Layden

WINNING WAYS PENN HAS NOT LOST A GAME IN TWO YEARS. QUESTION IS, TO ACHIEVE DOMINANCE, HAS IT COMPROMISED THE IVY LEAGUE'S ACADEMIC IDEALS?

By Tim Layden

TOP 25 DIVISION I-AA

COMPILED BY Ashley McGeachy

MIRROR IMAGE NO MATTER HOW MUCH THEY WANT TO BE DIFFERENT, FERRIS STATE'S TWIN LINEMEN, JEFF AND BRIAN BROWE, ARE NEARLY IDENTICAL

By Teddy Greenstein

TOP 25 DIVISION II

COMPILED BY Teddy Greenstein

RARE DUCK YEARS OF BALING HAY, FEEDING CATTLE AND SORTING HOGS HELPED MAKE CENTRAL'S MARK KACMARYNSKI THE BEST RUNNER IN THE DIVISION

By Michael Farber

TOP 25 DIVISION III

COMPILED BY Mark McClusky

ONCE UPON A TIME... ...PRAIRIE VIEW HAD A DOMINANT FOOTBALL PROGRAM. NOW, AFTER 46 STRAIGHT LOSSES, THE PITIFUL PANTHERS ARE ON THE VERGE OF SMASHING THE ALL TIME RECORD FOR CONSECUTIVE DEFEATS

By John Ed Bradley

MY BABY SITTER, THE FOOTBALL STAR "KEYSHAWN PREDICTED THAT SOMEDAY I'D WRITE ABOUT HIM IN THE SI COLLEGE FOOTBALL ISSUE."

By Shelley Smith

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