September 27, 2010 Table Of Contents
LEADING OFF
Inside: THE WEEK IN SPORTS
Giants rookie Buster Posey had to prove he could handle pitchers. He's not only done that—he's shown he can carry a team
By Ann Killion
The teams to beat in the Big 12? Texas, Oklahoma and, most of all, Nebraska, thanks to a reborn ground attack
By Andy Staples
Some big-name quarterbacks should take cues from Matt Schaub, whose composure was an eye-opener
By Jim Trotter
By Peter King
On a week when backups moved to the forefront, one rookie proved that imitation is a form of success
By David Sabino
In the Chase opener, a dark horse won, champions faltered and a contender made a brilliant save
MANNING BROTHERS
Oh, Brother ... ... That's Cruel
By Damon Hack
Of the NFL's 300-plus sets of siblings, these five join the Mannings as all-timers
By Peter King
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
BASEBALL
He's 40, but Jim Thome's mind isn't on retirement. He's thinking about hitting the ball a country mile—and winning his first World Series championship
SPECIAL REPORT
Though he's facing federal growth-hormone charges and suspicions about his medical treatments, controversial Canadian physician Anthony Galea—healer of stars from Tiger to A-Rod—has never been more alluring to injured A-list athletes
Canada and the U.S. are worlds apart on HGH laws
DEMETRIUS WALKER
The Education of DEMETRIUS WALKER
The Vault
Breaking News | Real-time Scores | Daily Analysis
Point After
By Phil Taylor
Departments
With Derek Jeter's contract up, the Yankees must gauge the price of a legend seeking a renaissance
By Joe Sheehan
A new study says that eating disorders are the cheerleader's hidden plague
By Paul Kix
Edited by Elizabeth McGarr
These five can have the FedEx Cup in hand
By Dan Patrick
