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TABLE OF CONTENTS
March 28, 1994 | Volume 80, Issue 12
Boston College's win over North Carolina highlighted a weekend of shockers in the NCAA tournament
A pair of young Asian pitchers, the Dodgers' Chan Ho Park and the Mariners' Makoto Suzuki, have thrown baseball for a loop
Tonya Harding confessed to a crime but avoided jail
March 28, 1994 "Now that I understand the method of John Chaney's madness, I wish more people were crazy like him. The world would be a better place."PAUL KELLY, ALTA LOMA, CALIF.
March 28, 1994 | Sally Jenkins Andre Agassi, an image in search of an identity, roared back to tennis with a sense of purpose
March 28, 1994 | Hank Hersch The Maple Leafs feel lucky to have Dave Andreychuk, a.k.a. Wood, who takes lots of licks but scores lots of goals
March 28, 1994 | Phil Taylor Kenny Anderson is one ex-playground star who still shines
Olympic gold medalist Diann Roffe-Steinrotter closed the book on an 11-year career with a stirring win at Vail
On the eve of last Saturday's finals of the NCAA championships in Chapel Hill, N.C., Oklahoma State's Pat Smith was giving the back of his hand and the curl of his lip to talk that he might be on...
March 28, 1994 Stephen KovacsHAMPTON, N.J.Kovacs, a senior Eastern European studies major at Columbia, became the first fencer to win four individual Intercollegiate Fencing Association titles when he beat Beran...
Jenny Thompson grew up with three older brothers, a situation guaranteed to mark any little girl for life. "She was going to be either the meekest person in the world or the most outspoken," says...
Big dance? Big deal.
In this SI Classic from March 1972, bon vivant Bo Belinsky muses on the pitching promise he wasted, and the fun he had doing it
A Splitting Headache
It used to be that morning couch potatoes could lie around guilt-free. After wolfing down bacon and eggs, they could recline and watch a few talk shows, an old sitcom, maybe Cagney in a movie...
•When Anthony Russell was Miami's assistant director of academic support in the late 1980s and early '90s, his office in the Miami athletic complex was one of the most popular spots on campus for...
Technology is now in place that will allow television stations to electronically superimpose their own advertising signs over the stadium signs that would otherwise be visible on the screen.
Jeff HornacekThe Utah Jazz guard recently acquired from the 76ers, whose wife is expecting a child in May, on whether the mid-playoff due date was had timing: "Hey, I was with Philadelphia."
Not So Golden State
It's time, the author says, to put college basketball coaches in their place
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