October 18, 2010 Table Of Contents
LEADING OFF
Inside: THE WEEK IN SPORTS
While they wait for safety Ed Reed to return, the Ravens are atop the AFC thanks to their tenacious D
By Peter King
Trading for big names shakes up two teams' depth charts and provides opportunities for some emerging players
By David Sabino
By upsetting Alabama, a young Gamecocks team showed that in the SEC East nothing is finer than Carolina
By Andy Staples
Control-hungry coaches are appointing captains rather than letting players choose, with mixed results
PIERRE MCGUIRE'S In the Crease
MLB PLAYOFFS
In his first postseason start Roy Halladay no-hit the Reds, the highest-scoring team in the National League, to become the second man to throw a no-no in 2,550 alltime postseason starts.
By Tom Verducci
By Ben Reiter
NFL: MONEY AND POWER
By Jim Trotter
By Peter King
NFL POWER 40+
FOOTBALL
THE AGENT
This man says he paid thousands of dollars to dozens of college football players. Whatever they needed—a concert ticket, a free trip, a meal—he gave them, all in violation of NCAA rules. Now he says he wants to come clean about his two decades inside the dirtiest business in sports
By Josh Luchs
The Vault
Breaking News | Real-time Scores | Daily Analysis
Point After
Departments
Scold or sage, Tony Dungy takes on the big issues with sincerity
By Phil Taylor
Atlanta's Thrashers set an NHL record for player diversity
By Bryan Armen Graham
By Dan Patrick
Iraq's best rowers enjoy a U.S. swing