January 28, 2013 Table Of Contents
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SI.com
THE MAIL
EDITOR'S LETTER
LEADING OFF
SUPER BOWL XLVII PREVIEW
THERE'S PLENTY TO PONDER (NO, NOT THE VIKINGS' QB) IN THE RUN-UP TO NEW ORLEANS, WHERE TWO BROTHERS WILL FACE OFF ON OPPOSITE SIDELINES, TWO QUARTERBACKS WILL SEIZE THE SPOTLIGHT, AND ONE LIVING LEGEND WILL PLAY HIS FINAL NFL GAME. ONE THING WE KNOW WE KNOW: RAVENS VS. NINERS WILL BE A BOWLFUL OF FUN
By Peter King
SPORTS CULTURE
LAST WEEK'S DUELING REVELATIONS TOLD US SOMETHING ABOUT THE STORIES WE LISTEN TO—AND THE ONES WE NEED TO HEAR
By S.L. Price
AUSTRALIAN OPEN
WHILE YOU SHIVER THROUGH WINTER, MATE, FANS AT THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHILL IN THE BEST WAY: THEY BOOZE, SUNBATH, NAP, WAVE FLAGS AND ... OH, YEAH, WATCH A BIT OF TENNIS
DANA WHITE
One-on-One with ... Dana White UFC PRESIDENT
THE BELLMAN TURNED BUSINESSMAN WHO TOOK OVER THE UFC 10 YEARS AGO PULLS NO PUNCHES ON EVERYTHING FROM FIGHTERS' HEARTS TO WOMEN IN THE CAGE TO THE FUTURE OF THE FIGHT GAME
AARON CRAFT
THE NATION'S MOST CREATIVE DEFENDER KNOWS HIS OPPONENTS' MOVES BETTER THAN THEY DO, WHICH MAKES PLAYING AGAINST HIM PART FASCINATING AND PART INFURIATING
POINT AFTER
By Steve Rushin
Departments
By Tom Verducci
The Most Clutch Shooter in the NCAA
By Seth Davis
It took 18 days, but the NFL's coaching carousel finally completed its turn last Friday, when Bruce Arians signed with Arizona. Here's how the eight new hires rate, including the impact each will have in the wins column.
By Chris Burke
Edited by Alexandra Fenwick
By Dan Patrick