November 15, 1996 Table Of Contents

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College Insider

COLLEGE BASKETBALL INSIDER

By Alexander Wolff

Q&A

JERRY TARKANIAN HE HAS BUILT A NEW POWERHOUSE. BUT IS HE STILL A RENEGADE? NAH. NEVER WAS

By Jerry Tarkanian; Kelli Anderson

10 Things You Need To Know

10 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

By Seth Davis

When To Go Pro

MAKING THE JUMP THE ODDS OF MAKING IT IN THE NBA ARE DAUNTING FOR ANYONE. SO HOW DOES A YOUNG COLLEGE STAR KNOW WHEN THE TIME IS RIGHT TO STEP UP TO THE PROS?

By Tim Crothers

ONE YEAR AND THEN...? VILLANOVA PHENOM TIM THOMAS GIVES IT THE OLD COLLEGE TRY, BUT THE CALL OF THE NBA IS NEVER OUT OF EARSHOT

By Johnette Howard

EASY DOES IT IN JUST ONE SEASON, NORTH CAROLINA'S ANTAWN JAMISON HAS IMPRESSED WITH A SMOOTH GAME AND A SURE ATTITUDE

By Mark Bechtel

GENTLE GIANT TIM YOUNG, STANFORD'S 7'1" CENTER, HAS THE TALENT TO PLAY THE POST AND THE TEMPERAMENT TO BE A POET

By Alan Shipnuck

HOMETOWN HERO TO THE DELIGHT OF THE LOCALS, TULSA'S SHEA SEALS CHOSE TO PLAY COLLEGE BALL AT HOME. BUT THE NBA KNOWS WHERE HE IS

By Kelly Whiteside

CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT IOWA WAS A WELL-CRAFTED TEAM WITH DESIGNS ON A TITLE THIS YEAR. THEN THE LURE OF THE NBA WREAKED HAVOC

By David Fleming

Scouting Reports

THE MASTER LIST HOW THEY RANK

1 CINCINNATI

By Hank Hersch

DAMON FLINT

By Hank Hersch

By William F. Reed

By Lars Anderson

By Alan Shipnuck

5 WAKE FOREST

By William F. Reed

By John Walters

7 NORTH CAROLINA

By Seth Davis

By Kelly Whiteside

9 VILLANOVA

By L. Jon Wertheim

10 MARQUETTE

By Hank Hersch

AARON HUTCHINS

By Hank Hersch

11 STANFORD

By Alan Shipnuck

12 ILLINOIS

By Joanna Cohen

13 FRESNO STATE

By Kelli Anderson

14 PROVIDENCE

By Chad Millman

AUSTIN CROSHERE

By Chad Millman

15 GEORGE WASHINGTON

By Julian Rubinstein

16 IOWA STATE

By Mark Bechtel

17 BOSTON COLLEGE

By Stephen Cannella

18 PENN STATE

By Chad Millman

By Kelly Whiteside

By Seth Davis

21 NEW MEXICO

By Kostya Kennedy

KENNY THOMAS

By Kostya Kennedy

22 SOUTH CAROLINA

By Mark Bechtel

By William F. Reed

By RICHARD DEUTSCH

By Kelvin C. Bias

INVASION! WITH THE TALENT LEVEL RISING ABROAD, COLLEGE BASKETBALL IS TAKING ON AN INCREASINGLY INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR

By Kelli Anderson

PROVEN PARTNERS EDGAR PADILLA AND CARMELO TRAVIESO PROUDLY SHARE THE UMASS BACKCOURT AND THEIR PUERTO RICAN HERITAGE

By David Fleming

ROAD TRIPS COLLEGE COACHES HAVE FOUND A CLEVER WAY TO IMPROVE TEAM CHEMISTRY: TAKE THE PLAYERS ON A TOUR ABROAD

By Franz Lidz

By Seth Davis

By Seth Davis

By William F. Reed

By Mark Bechtel

By RICHARD DEUTSCH

By Alan Shipnuck

By Kelly Whiteside

By Paul Gutierrez

OTHER CONFERENCES

All-Americas

ALL-AMERICAS

Returning Statistical Leaders

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS 1995-96 FINAL STATS

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS 1995-96 FINAL STATS

A FIELD GUIDE TO ZEBRAS IN THE LAND OF COLLEGE HOOPS, WHERE PLAYERS AND COACHES COME AND GO, THE REFEREE HAS BECOME THE MOST FAMILIAR--AND POWERFUL--CREATURE IN THE GAME

By Alexander Wolff

DISTANT RELATIONS HENRY BIBBY FINALLY HAS HIS CHANCE, AS COACH AT USC, BUT ONE STAR HE WON'T HAVE ON HIS TEAM IS HIS ESTRANGED SON, MIKE

By Leigh Montville

HOW SWEET IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN IMAGINE IF THERE WERE NO EARLY DEFECTIONS TO THE NBA. WE DID

TV Schedules

TV SCHEDULES

Recruiting

INCOMING CLASSES

By Lars Anderson

FRESHMEN TO WATCH

HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS TO WATCH

By Mark Bechtel

Lower Divisions

THE RANKINGS

A PERFECT PLACE FORT HAYS STATE IN KANSAS OFFERS A RURAL REFUGE WITH FEW DISTRACTIONS--AND A TEAM WITH NO LOSSES

By Lars Anderson

Division I Women

CARDINAL RULES A COACH WITH AN UNFLINCHING WORK ETHIC, AND PLAYERS WHO LOVE IT, HAVE GIVEN STANFORD A WINNING STYLE

By Kelli Anderson

Women's Scouting Reports

By Dana Gelin

SHALONDA ENIS ENIS INTENDS TO GET A NATIONAL TITLE FOR THE CRIMSON TIDE, AND MANY MILES AWAY HER BIGGEST LITTLE FAN WILL BE CHEERING.

By Kelly Whiteside

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