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February 11, 2013 Table Of Contents
GOLF PLUS
JUST WHEN EVERYONE WAS READY TO CEDE THE STAGE TO RORY AND TIGER, PHIL MICKELSON DELIVERED A WIRE-TO-WIRE WIN IN SCOTTSDALE AND SIGNALED THAT, EVEN AT 42, HE IS STILL A MAJOR FORCE
BRANDEL CHAMBLEE: PADDY'S TIME
By David Dusek
SI.com
THE MAIL
LEADING OFF
2013 SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS
THERE'S A NEW JOE IN THE SUPER BOWL PANTHEON, ONE WHO INSPIRED COMPARISONS TO MONTANA WITH YET ANOTHER RUTHLESSLY EFFICIENT TAKEDOWN OF A POSTSEASON FAVORITE. AS FOR THE RAVENS: THEY'RE WELL-POSITIONED FOR MORE TITLES TO COME.
By Peter King
Loosey-goosey till the end, the Ravens' D was built to withstand nail-biters like this
Colin Kaepernick wasn't flawless, but he flashed skills—and smarts—that make it easy to envision a return to the Super stage
By Jim Trotter
NFL 2013 OFF-SEASON PREVIEW
ARE YOU READY FOR MORE FOOTBALL?
NO TIME FOR DOWNTIME IN THE SPORT THAT NEVER SLEEPS. FREE AGENCY IS JUST WEEKS AWAY, THE DRAFT NOT FAR BEHIND. BUT THE BIGGEST STORY OF THE NEXT SIX MONTHS? QUARTERBACKS, STARTING WITH THE CLASS OF 2012, WHO MAY HAVE CHANGED THE GAME FOREVER
By Peter King
FOR THE MANY TEAMS THAT AREN'T CONFIDENT THEIR QUARTERBACK CAN WIN IT ALL, FINDING ONE THEY BELIEVE IN BECOMES A NONSTOP QUEST
By Tim Layden
This quintet, which has won enough to tease and lost enough to dispirit, has forced its G.M.'s to consider starting over
GEORGE WHITFIELD TEACHES QUARTERBACKS TO STRAIGHTEN THEIR TIES AND CUT THE GRASS. GET DRAFTED, THEY DO
By Andy Staples
By Text by Don Banks
By Text by Don Banks
By Text by Don Banks
By Text by Don Banks
By Text by Don Banks
By Text by Don Banks
By Text by Don Banks
By Text by Don Banks
By Text by Don Banks
POINT AFTER
By Phil Taylor
Departments
Florida is the focus in baseball's war on PEDs. Keeping up with cheats is hard, but at least MLB has an effective doping policy—unlike the NFL
By Tom Verducci
Reviled and legally besieged, the NCAA faces the stiffest challenge yet to its power
The Manti Te'o girlfriend saga played out fittingly and fascinatingly in the lurid light of daytime TV
By Dan Patrick
Edited by Alexandra Fenwick
By Chris Mannix
