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Golf Plus
Sound DecisionCritics said Ty Tryon, at 17, was too young for the Tour.They didn't know he was carrying on a family tradition
By Michael Bamberger
The Week
By Sal Johnson Edited by Alan Shipnuck
Big Play A perfectly executed recovery shot from a desert wasteland rejuvenated Chris DiMarco and helped him win the Phoenix Open
By Dean Reinmuth
My Shot What equipment makers fail to mention is that extra distance translates into higher greens fees
By Damian Pascuzzo
Catching Up With...
Sheila Young, Speed SkaterFebruary 2, 1976
By Mark Beech
Si View
Grinding GearLaker Girls and famous jocks joined the legions of shillsat the sporting-goods Super Show
By Steve Rushin
The Week in Television
By Richard Deitsch
On Your (Book) Marks John (Mad Dog) Madden, center, New Jersey Devils
Going Once, Going TwiceThe online auction items of the week
TV Talk
By Richard Deitsch; Paul Sunderland
NFL Playoffs
Patriot MissilesWith lightning strikes from special teams andlaser-guided passes from a resurgent Drew Bledsoe,surprising New England punched a ticket to New Orleans
By Michael Silver
Marshall PlanThe Rams rode Marshall Faulk to victory over the Eagles,but with Mike Martz calling the shots, who'll star nextfor St. Louis is anybody's guess
By Peter King
Dr. Z's Forecast
By Paul Zimmerman
Basketball
Graced LandMemphis, which long burned with love for the college game,now has a pro club, too, not to mention a pair of brightnew stars, both of whom would be king
By Jack McCallum
Home TeamTheir household riven by mental illness, Illinois's BrianCook and his mom have held on to each other for dear life
By Seth Davis
Tennis
A Real HottieWhile others were doing a fast fade, indomitable JenniferCapriati took the heat at the Australian Open and refusedto wilt
By L. Jon Wertheim
Inside
InsideThe Week in Sports
Inside The NBA
Inside The NBA
By Ian Thomsen
In the Name of the FatherNazr Mohammed had to bear down and rebound after hisdad was killed
By Chris Ballard
Inside College Basketball
Inside College Basketball
By Seth Davis; Lars Anderson
Good As GoldWhen it comes to blocking shots, Northwestern State'sD'or Fischer has a Midas touch
By Stephen Cannella
Inside The NHL
Inside The NHL
By Daniel G. Habib
In The Crease
By Pierre McGuire
Winter Olympic Preview
Advantage USAWhen the Salt Lake City Winter Games open next week,the American team will shoot for a record medal haul,aided by home fans and a familiar setting
By Brian Cazeneuve
Clear and Present DangerThe Winter Games are a thrillfest of high-speed,high-risk sports--and the fear of a career-ending crashis never far from the athletes' minds
By Tim Layden
Attacking GrizzlyThe aptly named downhill course is a beast of a layoutthat will challenge skiers with elevator-shaft drops andknifing turns in a span of 100 seconds
By Tim Layden
Launch of ApoloHe defies the image of Olympic golden boy, but packspeed skater Apolo Ohno of the U.S. could become theGames' biggest star
By S.L. Price
She's Gotta Have ItIrina Slutskaya has finished behind Michelle Kwan infour worlds and one Olympics, a habit she's ready tobreak
By E.M. Swift
Canada Better Not LoseAfter a 50-year gold medal drought in hockey, the nationthat invented the sport is obsessed with winning thisNHL-star-studded battle
By Michael Farber
Who'll Win Can Jean Racine and Gea Johnson overcome controversy to take the first women's bobsledding gold? Will there be any big surprises? Here are SI's fearless medal picks
By Brian Cazeneuve
Sweden's Big Gun
By Brian Cazeneuve
She's A Driving Force
By Kelley King
How Does He Do That?
By E.M. Swift
Thrilled To Be Alive
By Phil Taylor
Gianni Be Good
By Brian Cazeneuve
White Like Me
By Rick Reilly
Departments
The Fight's The ThingVernon Forrest's bruising upset of Sugar Shane Mosleyshould help redeem boxing
By Richard Hoffer
He's Got Game ShowThe Survivor winner talks celebrity
By Josh Wolk; Ethan Zohn
GearGear is in the Army now! Here's a look at some of theequipment that U.S. troops are using, courtesy of somepopular outdoor manufacturers
By Mark Beech
Giving It Up for the ProsA pair of standout quarterbacks start over at new positionsand get mixed results
By Ivan Maisel
Leading Off
Ali Unplugged
On a chilly Sunday in 1974, photographer Bill Peronneau visited Muhammad Ali's training camp in the hills of eastern Pennsylvania. The images he shot that day, never before published, provide a rare glimpse into the private life of this most public sports figure.
From X's & O's To R&BAfter more than 30 years, Auburn coach Cliff Ellis returnsto his musical roots
By Jack McCallum
Letters
Scorecard
By Tim Layden; Kostya Kennedy; Stephen CannellaEdited by Albert Kim and Kostya Kennedy
Faces In The Crowd
