March 4, 2013 Table Of Contents

Author:
SI Staff

GOLF PLUS

WEIRD WAS THE WORD OF THE WEEK AT THE MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP, WHERE SNOW FELL AS HARD AS THE FAVORITES, A RESOLUTE TOUR COMMISSIONER DUG IN AGAINST THE GAME'S GOVERNING BODIES AND METHODICAL MATT KUCHAR OUTLASTED THE FIELD AND THE ELEMENTS

By Michael Bamberger

STEVE FLESCH SWING CHANGE

By Steve Flesch

SAL'S CORNER

By Sal Johnson

Georgia on His Mind

AS THE TOUR HEADS EAST (AND THE MASTERS CREEPS EVER CLOSER), THE ROOKIE WHO HAS SHOWN THE MOST PROMISE IS SONY CHAMP RUSSELL HENLEY, A FORMER DAWG WITH A SILKY SMOOTH PUTTING STROKE

By Cameron Morfit

MY BAG: Geoff Ogilvy

By Rob Sauerhaft

LIKE MOST WHO GROW UP WITH THE GAME, JADEVEON CLOWNEY AND VINCENT SMITH REVEL IN CONTACT, CONSEQUENCES BE DAMNED. ON NEW YEAR'S DAY THEIR PATHS MET IN A BLOW THAT SHOOK THE FOOTBALL WORLD AND SOLIDIFIED CLOWNEY AS A HOUSEHOLD NAME

By Tim Layden

Once More, With Meaning

LAST YEAR BRAXTON MILLER HAD THE BEST SEASON NO ONE PAID ATTENTION TO. WITH HIS BUCKEYES BOWL ELIGIBLE AGAIN, OHIO STATE'S HEISMAN HOPEFUL QB IS LEANING ON HOME AND HARD WORK AS HE PREPS FOR ANOTHER RUN AT PERFECTION. LESS THAN 280 DAYS UNTIL MICHIGAN

By Thomas Lake

What's Next for Johnny?

In one season he's become college football's answer to Paul Bunyan, but what do pro scouts see in the future for Mr. Football?

By Jim Trotter

Rising Freshmen

Getting great talent is the lifeblood of every college program. Getting that talent to show up early is even better

By Ben Glicksman

Who'll Fill These Shoes?

Many of the best players are off to the NFL. The group below will be among the toughest to replace

By Zac Ellis

Yes, He Is Old Enough To Coach

TEXAS TECH'S KLIFF KINGSBURY MIGHT LOOK BOYISH, BUT THE OFFENSIVE GURU AT THE FOREFRONT OF THE NCAA'S YOUTH MOVEMENT HAS A MAN'S JOB AHEAD OF HIM: TAKE TEXAS TECH TO THE BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP

By Andy Staples

BASEBALL

Not Bad, Different

NO MISTAKE BY THE LAKE, THE INDIANS—FORTIFIED BY A PEDIGREED MANAGER AND SOME YANKEE-LIKE SPENDING—ARE BETTER (AND FAR LESS BORING), MAYBE EVEN OCTOBER MATERIAL

By Albert Chen

NORTHWEST HOOPS

The NBA's Trail Of Tears Cheers

ROAD TRIP! TO PLUMB THE PECULIAR DEPTHS (AND HEIGHTS) OF PRO HOOPS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST, THE AUTHOR AND HIS WINGMAN POINTED THE SUV NORTH FROM THE BAY AREA

By Chris Ballard