December 10, 2001 Table Of Contents

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Golf Plus

The Week Nov. 27-Dec. 3

Just The Two Of Us Making up for a lifetime apart, Lee and Tony Trevino enjoyed some long overdue quality time at the Father/Son Challenge

By Franz Lidz

Ain't She A Beaut! After 14 months and $4 million, the newly renovated Florida course opened to rave reviews

By John Garrity

Notebook

By Gary Van Sickle; Yi-Wyn Yen

My Shot I'm bullish on all the fan-friendly changes you'll see on the Senior tour next season

By Bob Gilder

Catching Up With...

Gary Walters, Point Guard FEBRUARY 27, 1967

By Kristin Green Morse

Si View

When They're 64 Will we still need them--and will we still feed them--when our heroes are over the hill?

By Steve Rushin

SI View The Week in TV Sports

By Richard Deitsch

Playing Him Like He Was In new films John Turturro and Jon Voight get under the wig of Howard Cosell

By Richard Deitsch

Hockey

Dirty Tricks Despite the NHL's vigilance, players and teams bend rules in all sorts of dastardly ways to gain an advantage

By Michael Farber

College Football

Secondary School Led by take-no-prisoners free safety Ed Reed, who leads the nation in interceptions, Miami boasts a defensive backfield second to none

By Kelley King

Nashville Express A pair of Music City products saved their best for when it counted most to help Tennessee stun Florida in the Swamp

By Kelley King

Pro Football

Smashing Success They aren't the league's most talented team, but the Steelers keep hammering away and have the AFC's best record

By Michael Silver

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; Austin Murphy

The Strongest Link For years these Florida sideline guys have kept the chains moving

By Ivan Maisel

Inside The NHL

Inside The NHL

By Daniel G. Habib

In The Crease

By Pierre McGuire

Pro Basketball

Avant-Guard Raised in France and only 19, Spurs rookie playmaker Tony Parker is way ahead of the game, running the team like a seasoned pro

By Phil Taylor

Special Report [bonus Piece]

Snow Job Thanks to Utah politicians and the 2002 Olympics, a blizzard of federal money--a stunning $1.5 billion--has fallen on the state, enriching some already wealthy businessmen

By Donald L. Barlett and James B. Steele With reporting by Laura Karmatz and research by Joan Levinstein

A Long Love Lost

By Rick Reilly

Departments

Duty, Honor, Country With a more consequential conflict in everyone's thoughts, Army trampled Navy

By Alexander Wolff

Leading Off

Hanging In There Low salaries and fast action: National Lacrosse League's 15-year success formula

By L. Jon Wertheim

Best Of Both Worlds Academics and athletics go hand in hand at the U.S. Olympic Education Center

By L. Jon Wertheim

Letters

Holiday Specials

By Bill Colson, Managing Editor

French Twist Nicolas Escude was the surprise star of the Davis Cup final in Australia

By L. Jon Wertheim

Scorecard

By Ivan Maisel; Grant Wahl; George Dohrmann Edited by Albert Kim and Mark Mravic

Faces In The Crowd

Edited by Albert Kim and Mark Mravic