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Going to Extremes The ultra-aggressive style of Tiger Woods and an elite group of players may well force radical change at Augusta National
By Jaime Diaz
Muscled Out Of The Masters Half a century after getting run out of the tournament, Frank Stranahan is still going strong
By John Garrity
A Modest Proposal It's 2009, and the Lords of Augusta are pondering subtle changes to the Masters
By Walter Bingham
A Giant In Japan In his homeland Jumbo Ozaki is the undisputed king of golf. So why can't he get respect anywhere else?
By John Garrity
Hurst In A Burst Pat Hurst got out fast and didn't look back in winning her first major
By Alan Shipnuck
News & Notes
Edited by Kevin Cook
Bottom Lines
Compiled By Gary B. Smith Edited by Kevin Cook
Saving Augusta
By Pete Dye Edited by Kevin Cook
The Pro With A Full Plate
By Gary Bridges Edited by Kevin Cook
Drive For Dough It wasn't showy putting that won Tiger Woods the Masters
By Rick Lipsey
This Week
By Cameron Morfit
Second Thoughts There are good reasons to believe Tiger Woods won't repeat at Augusta
By Gary Van Sickle
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Catching Up With...
Harry Flournoy, Texas Western Forward March 28, 1966
By B.J. Schecter
Ncaa Basketball
Comeback Cats Digging itself out of one last hole, Kentucky brought a resounding end to the first year of the Tubby Smith era with its seventh NCAA title
By Alexander Wolff
Remember The Alamo! The Final Four landed in San Antonio with the usual array of ticket scalpers, hoops freaks and sweat suit clad coaches, but this time a Riverwalk ran through it
By Steve Rushin
Good, Better, Best An unprecedented third consecutive NCAA championship answers the question, Are the 39-0 Lady Vols, with an all-star cast led by Chamique Holdsclaw, the greatest ever?
By Kelli Anderson
Golf
Sunday Driver With another of his patented late charges, the unflappable Justin Leonard blew by the field to win the Players Championship
By John Garrity
Tennis
Changing Of The Guard At the Lipton, Marcelo Rios claimed the men's No. 1 ranking, while two hard-charging teens defeated the world's top women
By Ian Thomsen
Pro Basketball
Slitting Their Own Throats? As their showboating and swagger undermine their talent, Chris Webber and the Wizards are again struggling to claim a playoff spot
By Phil Taylor
Inside
Inside THE WEEK IN SPORTS
Inside The NHL
Inside The NHL
By Kostya Kennedy
In The Crease
By Pierre McGuire
Inside The NFL
Inside The NFL
By Peter King
The Voice Of Authority Former NFL star Willie Davis owns five radio stations
By Grant Wahl
Surfer Dude
By Paul Gutierrez
Inside The NBA
Inside The NBA
By Jackie MacMullan
Will Past Be Prologue?
By David Sabino
Keith Closs Though he's short on moves and muscles, the Clippers' 7'3" rookie center blocks shots and earns $1.7 million
By Jeff Pearlman
Inside Baseball
Inside Baseball
By Tim Crothers
Hockey [bonus Piece]
When Hell Froze Over Twenty-five years after the renegade World Hockey Association first dropped the puck, players who jumped leagues for big bucks look back and laugh--or cry
By Allen Abel
Now, A Few Words From Reggie's Maker
By Rick Reilly
Departments
Just Add Water And Stir Briskly The result is room-temperature, artificial snow for those who prefer to ski indoors
By Michael Finkel
Tennis Was Easy After The Titanic
Dick Williams clung to a lifeboat for six hours and later became U.S. champion
By Bud Collins
Hoop Dreams
By Leigh Montville
The Changing Face Of Hoosiers Country After 87 years of a single state champ, Indiana crowned four this season
By L. Jon Wertheim
Wheeling And Dealing On Thin Ice Coach-G.M. Mike Milbury tried to beat the clock, revamp the Islanders and save his job
By Michael Farber
Star Rolls
Heels Over Head For America When Rio Ramirez fled Cuba, diving was the last thing on his mind
By Jeff Pearlman
Letters
Scorecard
By Tom Verducci; Dana Gelin; Grant Wahl Edited By Jack McCallum And Richard O'Brien
Faces In The Crowd
SI View The Week in TV Sports
By John Walters
