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Harvard Yardage Soccer star turned wideout Carl Morris is rewriting the Crimson record book and catching scouts' eyes
By Pete McEntegart Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
Fighting Back As he prepares to battle Marco Barrera this week, the troubled Johnny Tapia is cornering his demons
By Melissa Segura Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
Face of the Future Scouts say that Alexander Ovechkin, who won't be eligible for the NHL draft until 2004, is a star-to-be
By Michael Farber Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
Buyer's Market This winter's crop of free agents will feel the cold, hard reality of the new collective bargaining agreement
By Stephen Cannella Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
World of Talent Virginia's Alecko Eskandarian, an elite collegiate goal scorer, is looking toward a bigger stage
By Lars Anderson Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
Throwback Hip-Hop Style Points
By Steve Rushin
A Whiff of Reality In the most lifelike games ever, one version even has players perspiring on the court
By Mark Bechtel Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
The Royal Plan Prince Albert's dream is to make Monaco a mini center for world sports--including pro football
By Mike Shropshire Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
The Big Score The dirty little secret of the WNBA is that many of its players must head overseas to make top dollar
By L. Jon Wertheim Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
Great Escape With her father in prison for murder, rising star Toccara Montgomery found refuge on the mat
By Brian Cazeneuve Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
Catching Up With...
Alfred Glassell Jr., Fisherman MARCH 19, 1956
By John O'Keefe
Baseball
Classic Comeback Thanks to a historic Game 6 rally, the never-say-die Angels stunned the Giants in seven to win the first World Series championship in their 42-year history
By Tom Verducci
Santa Glaus Series MVP Troy Glaus gave the Angels the best gift of all
By Stephen Cannella
Pro Football
Emmitt's Domain Stiff-arming his opponents and critics, EMMITT SMITH became the leading rusher in NFL history
By S.L. Price
Time and Punishment No position is more physically taxing than running back, where the best are often finished not long after they get started
By Phil Taylor
Dynamic Dozen Dr. Z's list of the alltime greatest running backs
By Paul Zimmerman
College Football
Still Standing A whopping eight teams enter November without a loss--but with college football at the mercy of the mysterious BCS computer, sometimes winning isn't enough
By Austin Murphy
Overrated
Bar-Stool Brawl Walk into any sports bar in America, and you'll find your typical, everyday sports fans ready to argue about the most overrated--and underrated--people, places and things in sports. These will get you going
By Jack McCallum; Austin Murphy; Mark Bechtel; Daniel G. Habib; Jeff MacGregor; Josh Elliott; John Garrity; E.M. Swift; Richard Hoffer; Michael Silver; Kelley King; Steve Rushin; Michael Farber; Ian Thomsen; Richard Deitsch; Rick Lipsey; Jeffri Chadiha; Michael Bamberger; Paul Zimmerman; Kelli Anderson; Ivan Maisel; L. Jon Wertheim; Tim Layden; Seth Davis; Jeff Pearlman; Chris Ballard; Frank Deford; Gary Van Sickle; Phil Taylor; Lars Anderson; Luis Fernando Llosa
Inside
Inside The Week in Sports
Inside The NFL
Inside The NFL
By Peter King; Jeffri Chadiha
King's Corner
By Peter King; London Fletcher
Dr. Z's Forecast
By Paul Zimmerman
Inside College Football
Inside College Football
By Ivan Maisel; Lars Anderson
Inside The NHL
In the Crease
By Pierre McGuire
Pressure Point In trying to live up to his hero's status in Montreal, league MVP Jose Theodore is off to a poor start
By Michael Farber
Inside Horse Racing
Two Good The Breeders' Cup showcased a pair of juveniles with Derby promise
By Tim Layden
'Back Off or I'll Snap!'
By Rick Reilly
Departments
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Letters
Scorecard
By Phil Taylor; Jake Alexander; Mark Beech Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
All Torched Off On Saturday the USOC will name New York or San Francisco as a potential 2012 host. Two locals say, Let the Games begin--elsewhere
By Phil Taylor Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
Q+A Magic Johnson
By Magic Johnson Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
Sports Beat
Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
Faces in the Crowd
Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
