March 10, 2008
Greener Pastures Dale Earnhardt Jr. seems to be a lot happier with his new racing team, Hendrick Motorsports. You can see from your story that Rick Hendrick really cares about his drivers. The...
Barry has left the building—and the Giants are loving life
March 10, 2008
WHO'S Hot
March 10, 2008
Which team has the best fans in the NHL?
March 10, 2008
Returned To international competitive gymnastics with a handy win at the American Cup, Paul Hamm (above). In his first international competition since winning the all-around gold medal in Athens 3...
March 10, 2008
PAT RILEY Coach of the 11--46 Miami Heat: "I feel like a mosquito in a nudist colony. I know what to do; I just don't know where to start."
March 10, 2008
A nine-year-old girl in Australia has been banned from her tennis club for grunting too loudly when she hits the ball.
W.C. Heinz wrote sports with spare elegance
EVEN IF you never listened to him bellow "yoi!"—or, if the action was especially gripping, "double yoi!"—during a Steelers broadcast or read one of the more than 40 stories he wrote for SI between...
March 10, 2008
THE FIRST photograph Theo Westenberger shot for SI was a 1986 portrait of Teresa Weatherspoon, Stacey Davis and the rest of Louisiana Tech's powerhouse basketball starting five decked out in...
RED SOX CENTERFIELDER
Sightless students make a tense Everest trek
ADAM CAROLLA'S comedy about a carpenter turned boxer, The Hammer (March 21), is the TV and radio personality's first starring role but not his first foray into the sweet science. After he grew...
March 10, 2008 | Sarah Kwak
What to watch and watch for
March 10, 2008
Kaitlyn Orstein MOUNT LEBANON, PA. > Swimming Orstein, a senior at Washington & Jefferson, won the 200-yard individual medley, the 100 and the 200 breaststroke, and was part of the winning 200...
March 10, 2008
Last fall former Cowboys running back Ron Springs appeared to have pulled off a medical miracle. In February 2007 Springs, 51, who suffers from diabetes and had waited on a kidney transplant list...
The Interview Bruce Pearl TENNESSEE COACH
March 10, 2008 | GRANT WAHL
Nobody plays harder or has done more to make his team a winner than Tyler Hansbrough, No. 1 North Carolina's maniacally focused junior forward—which is why he's SI's pick for national player of...
March 10, 2008 | GRANT WAHL
DEBATE CONTINUES
March 10, 2008 | GRANT WAHL
MEN
Tennessee's Candace Parker has topped last year's all-world season with a better one—and is SI's pick for women's POY
Thanks to the lessons of his Hall of Famer dad, the Virginia standout learned early that to be a top NFL prospect requires an uncommon passion
MOCK MADNESS
Bully defenseman Mike Komisarek has transformed the Canadiens into the meanest, most Cup-worthy team that Montreal has had in years
PLAYOFF PUSH
Having endured so many departures, Cleveland fans are expecting the worst as C.C. Sabathia approaches free agency
SEASON PREVIEW
Once known for her highlight-reel crashes, Lindsey Vonn started relying more on technique than breakneck speed and developed into a dominant force on the World Cup circuit
The red-hot Rockets
figured to plummet after Yao Ming went down. But their upward path has
continued thanks to Tracy McGrady and some surprising contributors
ONE-YEAR WONDERS
Luminous paintings by Kadir Nelson re-create the power and majesty of the Negro leagues, in a time when some of the game's greats played in undeserved obscurity—but with undiminished passion
March 10, 2008
College Basketball UCLA's hottest player is high-flying sophomore shooting guard Russell Westbrook • Cornell ends the era of Princeton-Penn Ivy League dominance by earning its first NCAA bid in 20...
Catching Fire
March 10, 2008 | Pablo S. Torre
With an 86--53 win over Harvard last Saturday, Cornell ended the era of Ivy League bipartisanship—a 20-year span in which only Penn or Princeton (the so-called Killer P's) earned NCAA tournament...
Double Down
Thanks largely to such innovations as head and neck safety restraints and the steel and foam energy reduction barrier (SAFER), six drivers walked away from wrecks at Las Vegas on Sunday that in an...
ALL THE explanations have sunk in. Enlarged heart. Went out doing what she loved. It was her time. But here's one thing Shannon Veal's parents can't figure. They'd videotaped dozens of her games...
March 10, 2008
Nowinzki Lakers forward Kobe Bryant (24) zeroed in on the loose ball after the Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki had it stripped in the fourth quarter at Staples Center on Sunday. Nowitzki scored 30...
March 10, 2008 | CURT SAMPSON
Vardon, interlocking or 10-finger. Strong, weak or neutral. For every Tour pro, the seemingly simple act of holding a golf club contains a story
After a nearly career-ending decline, Steve Stricker used introspection and hard work—as well as a mirror—to recapture the success he experienced a decade ago
Big win, bold talk by Ochoa
How should Tour players approach the Tiger Woods juggernaut?
WHO Ernie Els
March 10, 2008
In his last nine starts Tiger Woods has ripped off eight wins and a second. Woods has played magnificently but has also benefited from less than stellar play by his final-round playing partners....
"I hear that some Tour players have been making bets with each other that Tiger Woods will go undefeated this season."
Is Tiger Woods's dominance good for the Tour? Yes 95% No 5%
After years of suffering, I'm trying to beat my allergies
With the move to PGA National, the Honda Classic has finally arrived.
FedEx Cup playoffs reset is tweaked to create more volatility
For Ernie Els, a narrow win at the Honda Classic was not only a relief but also a welcome sign of progress in the larger scheme