August 22, 2011 Table Of Contents
LEADING OFF
GOLF PLUS
A struggling Tiger Woods missed the cut by a mile at Atlanta Athletic Club, which means that he's likely to go missing from the PGA Tour for the remainder of the season
IT'S OFFICIAL: NO HARD FEELINGS
All of the parties involved in one of the PGA's most notorious controversies are in agreement: It's time to move on
The PGA Championship wasn't pretty, but someone had to provide this year's dose of major misery
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW
They met last season, and now these top 10 teams meet again for even larger stakes
Corruption. Fraud. Cheating. Where's the joy in the college game these days? Everywhere from Stanford to South Carolina
By Gene Menez
By Albert Chen
AUSTIN MURPHY'S 10 BEST GAME DAYS
The Crimson Tide's defense is going to hit like it's 2009
The Sooners are well-armed (as always) and dangerous
Jordan Jefferson will make good on his promise. Finally
A stellar QB—and a former one—give the Cardinal hope
The Ducks' offense can strike a perfect balance
By Matt Gagne
The Seminoles are stacked and ready for a return to glory
By Andy Staples
The Ol' Ball Coach is happy to ride his workhorse back
By Matt Gagne
Kellen Moore is back to throw—but to whom?
New scheme plus healthy QB equals more fun (and wins)
The returning quarterback has shown he can win
The Badgers will stay grounded, despite a new QB
By Albert Chen
Spread the word: The offense hasn't lost any octane
By Dan Greene
Respect awaits at the end of a brutal road schedule
By Albert Chen
Believe it: For once, defense is king in South Bend
There's loads of talent. What's missing is experience
By Dan Greene
The new quarterback will have to learn on the fly
By Matt Gagne
With 17 starters back, the Sun Devils are ready to rise
A year after coming up Roses, things are not as sweet
Despite the drama, hopes remain high in Columbus
By Albert Chen
That plan to pass, pass, pass on the Trojans? It'll now fail
There's nowhere to go but up—maybe way up
By Andy Staples
The star QB is gone, but the offense is still in good hands
The Mountaineers will take to the air to take the Big East
A repeat of 2010 is a long shot, but the Tigers still believe
Bottom line: The Gators' defensive front has to deliver
By Andy Staples
Do you want to know who will win the Heisman? SI has created a six-step formula based on past voting trends and applied it to the 2011 season to determine who will be living a trophy life in December
By Dan Greene
By Albert Chen
By Ryan Hatch
By Andy Staples
Inside: THE WEEK IN SPORTS
Condensed camps are putting coaches' preseason philosophies to the test
By Jim Trotter
Don Bosco Prep hasn't lost a game in three years; this fall the Garden State's dominant program will be the nation's best—and they know it
Highly paid A.J. Burnett has been annoyingly average—but he still deserves a spot in the Yankees' surprisingly effective rotation
By Joe Sheehan
Kurt Busch and Jimmie Johnson's no-foolin' feud has fans fired up—and it just may be a factor in Five-Time's run at a sixth Cup title
On his first try in a major, Keegan Bradley ended a long U.S. drought with a thrilling comeback at the PGA Championship
By Sal Johnson
Point After
By Phil Taylor
Departments
The NCAA has plans for a much-needed makeover—just don't expect big changes any time soon
The SEC declined to offer a spot to Texas A&M, but conference upheaval still looms large
Soccer boosters played the unlikely role of peacemakers during the London riots
By Grant Wahl
Taking measure of a new documentary on the Formula One legend
Edited by Alexandra Fenwick
By Dan Patrick