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The Week June 12-18
Smoked When Tiger Woods went down early, the road to the title was wide open. The most likely contenders, though, took a wrong turn
By Ivan Maisel
Fresh Start Clark Dennis nearly won the '94 Open. He was a different man at this one
By Michael Bamberger
Hanging Out At Oak Tree Not far from Southern Hills, another Oklahoma club tries to climb back into championship contention
By John Garrity
George Matson Lured to America by the wartime tales of U.S. soldiers, he has been a Southern Hills fixture for 50 years
By Scott Gummer
Sultans of Sod Need a million feet of grass? The Allen family has all kinds down on the farm
By John Garrity
Notebook
By Gary Van Sickle; Yi-Wyn Yen
Total Shambles My 'instructor' is a man of few words, but he always gets the last one
By Brandel Chamblee
My Shot The Tour will feel as if it has lost a family member if Westchester drops the Classic
By Frank Beard
It's No Beauty Contest Most Tour players never learn what makes the U.S. Open special
By Michael Bamberger
Si View
Guilty Pleasures Despite its elitism, pomposity and exceedingly ugly clothing, golf is impossible to resist
By Steve Rushin
SI View The Week in TV Sports
By Chris Ballard
Candid Open
By Chris Ballard
Meet The Picks Several savvy sites can make you better acquainted with the likely choices in the NBA draft
By John O'Keefe
Catching Up With...
Jim Hart, St. Louis Quarterback NOVEMBER 27, 1967
By Kristi Berner
NBA Finals
Double Dip Just one question remains for the Lakers after their second straight title: Can their stars stay aligned long enough to seize a third?
By Phil Taylor
Baseball
Waiting Game Coming to bat cold and chafing at their second-string status, pinch hitters often must make the most of one big swing
By Jack McCallum
Golf
Back from the Dead Fifteen years after being struck by lightning, Retief Goosen survived a near-fatal putting episode to win the U.S. Open
By Alan Shipnuck
College Football
Sweat Shopping Though rife with NCAA violations, college-run football camps have become bull markets for recruiters
By George Dohrmann
Inside
Inside The Week in Sports
Inside The NFL
Inside The NFL
By Jeffri Chadiha
Inside Baseball
Inside Baseball
By Jeff Pearlman; Daniel G. Habib
Leaner And Meaner Dropping barbells for BP made Marty Cordova of Cleveland a better hitter
By Daniel G. Habib
Inside Soccer
Inside Soccer
By Ian Thomsen
Miami's Talent Infusion Five new starters have uplifted a once lowly franchise
By Ian Thomsen
College Basketball [bonus Piece]
Your Lyin' Eyes You may think you can spot an NBA prospect a mile away, but a pro scout sees things you're not even looking for--as the author learned by tagging along with one on his predraft rounds
By Alexander Wolff
That Cinking Feeling
By Rick Reilly
Departments
Pay No Attention To His Past Mitch (Wild Thing) Williams nurtures young pitchers for the Atlantic City Surf
By Jamal Greene
Heavyweight Survivor Hard knocks outside the ring haven't hindered big Lance Whitaker inside it
By Franz Lidz
East Germany made lab animals of its finest athletes-- and got away with it
By Craig Neff
Leading Off
Hurricane Season Unlikely hero Charlton Jimerson led Miami to its second NCAA title in three years
By Josh Elliott
Letters
Scorecard
By Kostya Kennedy; Alexander Wolff; Daniel G. Habib Edited By Albert Kim And Mark Mravic
Ask The Coach Guidance for those lost in sports
Edited by Albert Kim and Mark Mravic
Faces in the Crowd
Edited by Albert Kim and Mark Mravic
