November 27, 1995 Table Of Contents

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Birling

BATHING TRUNKS THE WORLD LOGROLLING CHAMPIONSHIPS MAKE A SPLASH EVERY SUMMER IN WISCONSIN

By Michael Finkel

NFL Plus

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By David Fleming

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By John Walters

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By William F. Reed

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By Paul Zimmerman

A SPECIALIST'S SPECIALTY

By Julian Rubinstein

FRANK HARTLEY

By David Fleming

DERRICK THOMAS

By John Walters

ESERA TUAOLO

By William F. Reed

TERRY HOAGE

By Stephen Thomas

Horseshoes

A DEAD RINGER FOR A BOWLER THAT MAN PUMPING IRON WINNERS SURE LOOKS LIKE THE PBA'S WALTER RAY WILLIAMS JR.

By Brad Herzog

Wrestling

LOOK WHO'S GRAPPLING THIS YEAR WOMEN HAVE JOINED THE MEN ON THE VARSITY AT CAL STATE-BAKERSFIELD

By Ken McAlpine

First Person

STANDING A LITTLE TALLER THE PROVISIONAL OLYMPIC SPORT OF BALLROOM DANCING MAKES THE AUTHOR FEEL REGAL

By Ken Rudeen

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Focus

RENAISSANCE WARRIOR FORMER NBA FORWARD TOM MESCHERY, LONG A POET, IS NOW AN ENGLISH TEACHER

By Jay Feldman

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Departments

Tiddlywinks

TO SQUOP, OR NOT TO SQUOP? WINKS WIZARDS ON BOTH SIDES OF THE POND FACE SUCH AGONIZING DILEMMAS EVERY DAY

By Mark Wexler

Pro Football

RIDING HIGH THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH THE COWBOYS, AS OAKLAND FOUND OUT

By Austin Murphy

STILL IN THE HUNT DISMISSED AS TOO OLD TO MAKE A RUN AT THE SUPER BOWL, THE 8-3 BILLS ARE PROVING THEIR CRITICS WRONG

By Peter King

TICKET TO RIDE THOUGH BALTIMORE WON THE GREY CUP, IT MUST LOOK FOR A NEW HOME

By Ed Hinton

Football

WHAT'S HOT, WHAT'S NOT IN NASHVILLE, THE NBA, THE NFL AND THE NHL MAY BE ON THE WAY IN AND UP, WHILE FOOTBALL AT PRESTIGIOUS VANDERBILT IS DOWN AND OUT

By S.L. Price

Hockey

THE BLUES THAT'S WHAT FANS IN ST. LOUIS ARE SINGING SINCE MIKE KEENAN TOOK CONTROL OF THEIR BELOVED TEAM

By Gerry Callahan

College Basketball '95-96 Preview

AWAY WE GO! GET READY FOR A FAST-BREAKIN', RIM-SHAKIN' SEASON ON THE ROAD TO THE MEADOWLANDS (WHICH IS NOT THE SAME THING AS THE NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE)

CHEMISTRY 101 IF YOU'VE EVER WONDERED WHY THE MOST TALENTED TEAMS DON'T ALWAYS WIN THE NCAAS, HERE'S THE REASON

By Alexander Wolff

SLAM DUNCAN TIM DUNCAN OF WAKE FOREST HAS BURST ONTO THE COLLEGE SCENE WITH ALL THE FORCE OF A TWO-HAND JAM

By Tim Crothers

HOLY HOOPS

THE TOP 20 WHY IS KANSAS RANKED NO. 1? THAT'S JUST ONE OF THE QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED AS THE '95-96 SEASON GETS UNDER WAY

By Tim Crothers

CENTER STAGE KARA WOLTERS, A TESTAMENT TO THE POWER OF SELF-IMPROVEMENT, IS THE NEW PLAYER TO WATCH AT UCONN

By Dana Gelin

WOMEN'S TOP 10 IN A WIDE-OPEN RACE FOR THE WOMEN'S TITLE, WE LIKE GEORGIA

By Dana Gelin

DIVISION II SOUTHERN INDIANA IS ON TRACK FOR A SECOND STRAIGHT TITLE UNDER CONTROVERSIAL COACH BRUCE PEARL

By Teddy Greenstein

DIVISION III KEVIN FOLKL WILL PLAY THE STAR ROLE AS WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY EYES ANOTHER POSTSEASON RUN

By Ashley McGeachy

DYNASTY UCLA HEROES FROM JOHN WOODEN'S TEAMS HAVE BEGOTTEN A BASKETBALL GENERATION STEEPED IN THEIR MENTOR'S METHODS

By Richard Hoffer

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By Peter King

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By Christian Stone

A WAIST OF TIME THE NCAA'S POLICING OF PLAYERS' SHIRTTAILS IS NOT A TIDY SOLUTION TO WHAT AILS COLLEGE HOOPS

By Alexander Wolff