February 25, 2002 Table Of Contents

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Mr. Fabulous A lover of fancy clothes, fine food and beautiful women, Tommy Armour III lives his life like a man hell-bent on proving that not all Tour players are tedious automatons

By Michael Silver

The Week

By Sal Johnson Edited by Alan Shipnuck

Big Play Scott McCarron lost the Nissan Open when he fell victim to Riviera's curse of the kikuyu

By Keith Lyford Edited by Alan Shipnuck

Big Hitter, Even At The Games Sale and Pelletier? Team Canada? Barenaked Ladies? Nope. Mike Weir rules in the Great White North, which was apparent during his week at the Salt Lake City Olympics

By Ivan Maisel Edited by Alan Shipnuck

Catching Up With...

Jackie Stewart, Auto Racer SEPTEMBER 6, 1971

By Mark Bechtel

Si View

Tongue Curling

Mastering the lingo of the Winter Games is an event unto itself

By Steve Rushin

SI View The Week in Television

By Pete McEntegart

On Your (Book) Marks

Going Once, Going Twice The online auction items of the week

TV Talk

By Richard Deitsch; Bud Greenspan

Motor Sports

Spin City NASCAR's annual technical tinkering led to yet another Daytona 500 that will be best remembered for its wipeouts

By Mark Bechtel

College Basketball

It's A Wonderful Life His team has never been ranked higher, his NBA future has never looked brighter and his fiancee is an NBA dancer who's looking pretty bright herself. For Gonzaga's Dan Dickau...

By Grant Wahl

Olympics 2002

Speed Thrills U.S. speed skaters Casey FitzRandolph and Chris Witty proved that the old guard still has the golden touch, while short-track and its star, Apolo Ohno, provided the buzz

By S.L. Price

Ticket to Paradise Armed with an all-access pass, the author (top) discovered the real-life wonderland of the Winter Games

By Steve Rushin

Thorny Issue Canadian pair David Pelletier and Jamie Sale got belated gold even as a judging scandal so shook the sport that it brought talk of long-overdue reform

By E.M. Swift

Fall Fashions It's easy to look good when you're on top of the world. The challenge is looking good when you're flat on your face--or bottomed out

Inside

Inside The Week in Sports

Inside Baseball

Inside Baseball

By Tom Verducci; Stephen Cannella

Inside The NBA

Inside The NBA

By Ian Thomsen

No More Redd Bricks Tireless practice has given Bucks guard Michael Redd a shot

By Chris Ballard

Inside College Basketball

Inside College Basketball

By Seth Davis

No More Hard Time After 8 1/2 years in prison, juco star Lee Benson is making up for lost time

By Kelli Anderson

Inside The NHL

Inside The NHL

By Kostya Kennedy; Michael Farber

In The Crease

By Pierre McGuire

Go Fourth...and Disappear

By Rick Reilly

Departments

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Letters

Scorecard

By Janet Maslin; Peter King; Jack McCallum Edited by Albert Kim and Kostya Kennedy

Faces In The Crowd

Edited by Albert Kim and Kostya Kennedy

Basic Training

Edited by Albert Kim and Kostya Kennedy