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Golf Plus
Rookie On Tour At the Sony Open, James McLean got his first taste of what life's like in the Show
By John Garrity
The Week
Edited By Alan Shipnuck
My Shot I think I know the real reason my brother and I were dropped from Golf Magazine's Top 100 Teachers list
By Dick HarmonEdited By Alan Shipnuck
Big Play Ernie Els stuck to his game plan of using a trusty Texas wedge and was rewarded when he holed a 43-footer to win the Sony Open
By John Elliott Jr
Catching Up With...
Gerald Willett, Center FEBRUARY 25, 1974
By Brian Cazeneuve
Wild in the Seats Countless fans around the globe are vying for the title of World's Most Menacing Supporters.
By Steve Rushin
Super Bowl Preview
Swashbucklers' Sunday The sabers will be rattling in San Diego as the Raiders and the Bucs face off for the NFL's ultimate prize
Cold Comfort A fiery pep talk and a big catch-and-run in frigid Philadelphia helped Tampa Bay reach its first Super Bowl
By Peter King
Line Drive Behind its wall of massive blockers, the Oakland offense wore down Tennessee and marched on to San Diego
By Michael Silver
How To Beat The Bucs Put points on the board early, then dig in
How To Beat The Raiders The best defense is a ball-control offense
One On One If any team has an answer for the Raiders' top-ranked offense, it's the Buccaneers and their top-rated defense
By Paul Zimmerman
Pro Basketball
Really Big Show In his first meeting with Shaq, the NBA's immovable object, the Rockets' Yao Ming proved that he's an irresistible force
By Jack McCallum
The Man Who Would Be Ming While Yao Ming dazzles U.S. fans, his replacement in Shanghai, Dan McClintock, struggles to fill the biggest shoes in China
By Allen Abel
Baseball
Waiting for Godzilla Slugger
Hideki Matsui makes his dramatic debut in Gotham
A Short Film By Tom Verducci
Skiing
World Beater Suddenly running the best downhill races of his life, New Hampshire's Bode Miller is atop the overall World Cup standings
By Tim Layden
College Football
Tonelli's Run Trapped in a hell where the bravest thing a man could do was to just stay alive, Motts Tonelli clung to hope--and his Notre Dame class ring
By Alexander Wolff
Inside
Inside The Week in Sports
Inside College Basketball
Inside College Basketball
By Seth Davis; Chris Ballard
Inside The NBA
Inside The NBA
By Ian Thomsen
Inside The NHL
Inside the NHL
By Daniel G. Habib
In the Crease
By Pierre McGuire
Under Covered
By Rick Reilly
Departments
Leading Off
Ring in the New Year They play for pride and they play for pay, but picking up a little jewelry along the way is always nice. Here are the Super Bowl rings awarded to the winning teams since 1966.
Letters
The Doctor Is In
Scorecard
By Kelley King; Richard Deitsch; Mark Beech; E.M. Swift; Brian CazeneuveEdited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
Faces in the Crowd
Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
Q+A Shania Twain
By Shania Twain; Richard DeitschEdited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
The Show
By Bill ScheftEdited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
Sports Beat
Edited by Kostya Kennedy and Richard Deitsch
