November 17, 2014 Table Of Contents
INBOX
SECOND-HALF NFL PREVIEW 2014
By Andy Benoit
J.J. Watt has a $100 million contract and a résumé that will earn him All-Pro nods, MVP votes and most likely a Hall of Fame jacket someday. He's got a phone full of celebrity contacts and offers to join them on screen. But what's the only thing the NFL's best defensive player—maybe the best player, period—really cares about?
By Tim Layden
It took four seasons of planning, but the Dallas O-line is now the envy of the league
By GREG A. BEDARD
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
By Andy Staples
INSIDE THE SUPERCLUBS: BAYERN MUNICH
MANAGER PEP GUARDIOLA INHERITED THE WORLD'S BEST SOCCER TEAM AND WAS ASKED TO IMPROVE IT. TWO YEARS LATER, HE'S ACTUALLY MAKING HEADWAY. AND TO THAT HIS PLAYERS SAY, PROST! ... UM, CHEERS!
By Grant Wahl
RYAN ANDERSON
Every suicide leaves behind about six survivors in a state of grief. Pelicans forward RYAN ANDERSON became one of them when his girlfriend, Gia Allemand, took her life
POINT AFTER
By Steve Rushin
Departments
In Indiana, college hoops season is supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year. But these days, fans from South Bend to Bloomington are living in a state of disappointment
Any of these four NFL teams could be headed for Hollywood
Four new releases in 140 characters or less
The foods behind Kevin Love's fitness
Edited By Alexandra Fenwick
Sports Illustrated HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE MONTH
By Interview by Dan Patrick
The Case for ... Russell Wilson
For the next three weeks, The Case for ... will feature a Sportsman of the Year candidate. Find more nominees at SI.com/sportsman
By Greg Bishop
