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Golf Plus
THE SKY'S THE LIMIT IN HAWAII, THE TOUR'S LEAST-KNOWN PLAYERS HAD A CHANCE TO BECOME THE BIG KAHUNA
By Gary Van Sickle
NEWS AND NOTES
BACKSPIN ANOTHER TAKE ON THE HEADLINES
By Gary B. Smith
CRITICAL MASS
By Brad Faxon
KING OF THE B'S MARK O'MEARA HAS BEEN A HIT ON TOUR, BUT A FLOP IN THE MAJORS
By Jaime Diaz
NBA Extra
A CHANGE OF VIEW AFTER 29 YEARS AS PRINCETON'S HEAD COACH, PETE CARRIL IS FINDING LIFE AS AN NBA ASSISTANT HAS ITS PLEASURES
By William F. Reed
MOST ELECTRIC ARENA?
By David Fleming
HAPPY TO BE HOME
By William F. Reed
HOOP SCOOP
By Marty Burns
MORE HELP THAN A GUY NEEDS MONSTER WEDGES, JUICED BALLS AND TRICK TEES DIMINISH GOLF'S OLD PLEASURES
By Walter Bingham
Perspective
MEN ON A MISSION THE 1974 HOWARD UNIVERSITY SOCCER TEAM WANTED TO WIN MORE THAN AN NCAA TITLE
By Grant Wahl
Catching Up With...
SLALOM CHAMPION JILL KINMONT BOOTHE JANUARY 31, 1955
By Grant Wahl
Television
SI VIEW THE WEEK IN TV SPORTS
By Grant Wahl
Faces In The Crowd
FACES IN THE CROWD
Figure Skating Nationals
KID STUFF
TARA LIPINSKI, WHO'S JUST 14, WAS SWEETHEART OF THE SKATING NATIONALS, WHILE TO 16-YEAR-OLD MICHELLE KWAN FELL THE ROLE OF THE SPORT'S FALTERING GRANDE DAME
By E.M. Swift
Motor Sports
SAFETY IN NUMBERS JEFF GORDON AND HIS TEAMMATES GANGED UP ON THE DAYTONA 500 FIELD FOR AN UNPRECEDENTED 1-2-3 FINISH
By Ed Hinton
Pro Basketball
TO THE HOOP, HON! SINCE FIANCEE CRISTINA FERNANDEZ URGED HIM TO BE BOLDER ON THE COURT, THE HORNETS' GLEN RICE HAS BEEN ON A SCORING SPREE
By Phil Taylor
CHICAGO MOPE THAT'S ALL PEOPLE SEE WHEN THEY LOOK AT THE BULLS' MOODY SIXTH MAN, BUT THEY DON'T KNOW WHERE TONI KUKOC IS COMING FROM
By Michael Farber
Pro Football
SNAKE CHARMER ALL-PRO LINEBACKER AND AMATEUR HERPETOLOGIST CHAD BROWN SHED THE STEELERS AND MOVED TO A NEW HABITAT BY SIGNING A MONSTER OF A DEAL WITH THE SEAHAWKS
By Austin Murphy
Skiing
FIRST LADY HILARY IT WAS ALL DOWNHILL FOR THE U.S. AT THE WORLDS--UNTIL HILARY LINDH CAME THROUGH
By Michael Farber
Baseball
Long On Shortstops
The Yankees' Derek Jeter is part of a rich crop of young players who are redefining the position
By Tom Verducci
College Basketball
SCHOOL'S OUT BUDDING BASKETBALL STAR MARCUS LOVETT SAYS HE HAS BEEN ABUSED BY THE COLLEGE SYSTEM. OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY SAYS HE REFUSED HELP IT OFFERED HIM. NOW HIS VENUE IS THE COURTROOM, NOT THE COURT
By Alexander Wolff
Inside The NBA
TRADE FOR MASHBURN TURNS UP THE HEAT LAKERS COPE WITHOUT SHAQ LAETTNER PERSEVERES AGAINST RODMAN
By Tim Kurkjian; Michael Bamberger
Inside College Basketball
NEW MEXICO BURIES WAC OPPONENTS AT HOME UCONN WOMEN AGAIN FLIRT WITH PERFECTION RAISING NORTHERN ARIZONA
By Kelli Anderson; Dana Gelin
THE SWOOSHIFICATION OF THE WORLD CRACKING IN THE FACE OF A MARKETING BEHEMOTH, THE AUTHOR GOES LOCO OVER A LOGO
By Rick Reilly
Departments
LETTERS
BASEBALL AND BELLE'S GAMBLING...STRICKEN SWIMMER STRIKES BACK...OF STOGIES AND SPORTS...UNKIND NCAA CUTS...HERE'S HOPING WIT VAN SLYKE CAN HIT...MAMO WOLDE CHARGED
EDITED BY Jack McCallum AND Richard O'Brien
