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SI Adventure
Chilling Debut The inaugural Discovery Channel World Championship lived up to its billing as one coldhearted adventure race, but it took a tragic toll in doing so
By E.M. Swift
Return of the Hero Riding a surge of American interest, Lance Armstrong's first U.S. race in years stirred up a huge crowd
By Kelli Anderson
Good Friday With her gymnast's training, Dallas Friday has vaulted to stardom as a wakeboarder
By Mark Bechtel
Inside Out NEWS AND NOTES FROM THE WORLD OF ADVENTURE SPORTS
By Kostya Kennedy
Livin' It Organizing the Bog Snorkeling World Championships is a dirty job, but Gordon Green says he's happy to do it
By Gordon Green
Feeding Frenzy
By Austin Murphy
Golf Plus
The Week Sept. 4-10
Pick Proof By winning the Canadian Open, Scott Verplank answered those who questioned his inclusion on the U.S. Ryder Cup team as a captain's choice
By Alan Shipnuck
Notebook
By Gary Van Sickle; Yi-Wyn Yen
Total Shambles I missed the hockey game but was there when a star was born
By Brandel Chamblee
My Shot After playing the Tour for 20 years, I have a new gig--coaching and caddying
By Larry Rinker
Catching Up With...
Jack Sikma, Sonics Center MAY 3, 1982
By Elizabeth Newman
Si View
Bring back the old razzle-dazzle Give us kickers getting pancaked and Don Knotts at fullback to juice up the NFL
By Steve Rushin
SI View The Week in TV Sports
By Chris Ballard
Top Billingsley One of college football's most unlikely kingmakers employs his website to explain his system
By John O'Keefe
Well Schooled
By Chris Ballard
Tennis
American Revolution The battle for supremacy in the women's game seemed over after the Williams sisters dominated the U.S. Open as never before
By S.L. Price
Off And Running With wins over three big-time teams, little-known Fresno State has stunned everyone in college football--but itself
By Austin Murphy
Pro Football
Ram Shackled As Donovan McNabb and the Eagles discovered in a hard-fought overtime loss, the once-pathetic St. Louis defense is no longer a pushover
By Michael Silver
Baltimore Bullet Making himself right at home with the defending NFL champions, Elvis Grbac rallied the Ravens to a win over the Bears
By Jeffri Chadiha
Baseball
Catch-up Ball No longer the National League's dominant team, the Braves have had to use grit on the road and even a fortysomething pickup to mount another title run
By Jeff Pearlman
College Football
Mean Streak Pushed hard by a Woody Hayes protege, nice-guy Washington tackle Larry Tripplett has learned to be nasty--at least on the field
By Austin Murphy
Inside
Inside The Week In Sports
Inside The NFL
Inside the NFL
By Peter King
Dr. Z's Forecast
By Paul Zimmerman
Inside College Football
Inside College Football
By Ivan Maisel; Kelley King
The Music Hall Kentucky's Antonio Hall takes his singing as seriously as his football
By Mark Bechtel
Inside Olympic Sports
Inside Olympic Sports
By Brian Cazeneuve
A Winner From Las Vegas Tasha Schwikert beat the odds and vaulted to the top of U.S. gymnastics
By Brian Cazeneuve
Inside Baseball
Inside Baseball
By Stephen Cannella
Baseball [bonus Piece]
Uncertain Prospects The long, hard road to the major leagues starts in places like Great Falls, Montana. Come along for the ride as two Dodgers farmhands start their journey
By John Ed Bradley Special Reporting By Luis Fernando Llosa
Itching For Ichiro
By Rick Reilly
Departments
Black September A string of losses has damaged the U.S.'s chances of reaching the World Cup
By Grant Wahl
Books Exposing the seamy side of the great Oklahoma teams and women's tennis
By Ron Fimrite; Charles Hirshberg
Leading Off
Letters
Scorecard
By L. Jon Wertheim Edited by Abert Kim and Mark Mravic
Faces in the Crowd
Edited by Abert Kim and Mark Mravic
Trivial Matters
Edited by Abert Kim and Mark Mravic