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TABLE OF CONTENTS
September 18, 2006 | Volume 105, Issue 11
September 18, 2006 Kid Gloves
The first thing
most people say when meeting me in person is, "You're taller than you look
in the magazine," as if the mug shot to the right of this paragraph were
life-sized.
September 18, 2006 Her B sample came back negative, so the doping police told Marion Jones she can keep racing. But will she resume her habit of running with the wrong crowd?
Is the NFL in denial on steroids and human growth hormone?
September 18, 2006 Announced
That he will retire after the final Formula One race of the year, driver
Michael Schumacher (above). The 37-year-old German, who has won more F/1
championships (seven) than any other...
September 18, 2006 2
Number of starting quarterbacks in last Saturday's Fort Lewis--Idaho State game
named Matt Gutierrez; Idaho State's Gutierrez outdueled Fort Lewis's in a
48--12 win.
September 18, 2006 NFL game balls underwent a subtle change this
season: The signature of new commissioner Roger Goodell replaced that of his
predecessor, Paul Tagliabue. What does Goodell's John Hancock say about...
September 18, 2006 Yes, to some they
are the embodiment of the phrase too much information. Yet where would we be
without sideline reporters, microphone-wielding wanderers like Andrea Kremer,
Chris Myers and Bonnie...
The 56-year-old actor (Fargo) is the voice of a pitcher in the animated film Everyone's Hero, which opens on Friday
NBA journeyman
Doug Christie's wife, Jackie, knows she has an image problem; that's what
happens when you're known for exchanging I-love-you hand signals with your
husband during games and...
No wonder Lindsay Davenport is one of the most popular
players in women's tennis: She has a big serve, a big return, a big heart ...
and, apparently, a very big autograph. Davenport signed...
A Scottish man has vowed to eat only foods that are
green and white, the colors of his favorite soccer team, Celtic.
KRIS MANGUM, Panthers tight end, after coach John Fox
announced that Mangum would be the team's third quarterback:
What to watch and watch for
September 18, 2006 Duke Lacrosse
September 18, 2006 Stadford
Brown
Padres Starter
Who's Hot
Eagles
September 18, 2006 A young Giant learns the secrets to survival
September 18, 2006 [This article contains a table. Please see hardcopy of magazine or
PDF.]
September 18, 2006 Angels Outfielder
No grains, no gain: For Redskins running back T.J. Duckett, getting solid means training on shifting sands
MARVIN AUSTIN and
Jordan Hasay are two of the nation's top high school athletes. Austin is the
top defensive lineman in the class of '07; Hasay won the Foot Locker
Cross-Country Championships last...
Alix Klineman is
a fearsome attacker on the volleyball court and a stellar student
September 18, 2006 | Jon Mahoney 1 HOOVER (Ala.)
The Bucs improved to 3-0 by beating Carver (Ala.) 45-12 last Friday. Senior
quarterback Ross Wilson threw three touchdown passes, and sophomore running
back Jemeriz Owens had a...
BUCKEYE BONANZA The Kirk Herbstreit Ohio vs. USA
Challenge this weekend pits the state's best teams against national powers in
nine games over two days. The event was the brainchild of...
The NFL's opening
week showcased the leaguewide upheaval at quarterback--and no one was under
more scrutiny than Carson Palmer
Get daily insights from SI's NFL crew--Jeffri Chadiha,
Peter King, Tim Layden, Michael Silver and Paul Zimmerman--at SI.com/nfl.
Daunte
Culpepper's knee is fine and he's in an offense he knows well, so don't fret
too much about his weak Week 1
In a 27--0 rout,
Steve McNair showed that he may be the answer to the Ravens' prayers while the
Bucs' Chris Simms was brought to his knees
September 18, 2006 FREE SCORES, STATS AND BREAKING NEWS--NO SIGNUP
REQUIRED.
A rocky off-season gave way to a stellar performance for the Jets' Chad Pennington, whose commitment never flagged
Can you have a
critical game in Week 2? Yes. In fact, you can have a pair of them when the
four NFC East archrivals go at it
September 18, 2006 | S.L. PRICE
In a U.S. Open
that celebrated the titans of the past, Roger Federer cemented his Tigerlike
preeminence, and Maria Sharapova fulfilled her lavish promise
September 18, 2006 | S.L. PRICE Read Jon Wertheim's Tennis Mailbag Wednesdays at
SI.com/more.
By guiding Ohio
State to an impressive victory at Texas, Troy Smith showed he's a quarterback
in every regard and the unquestioned leader of the No. 1 team in the land
How far will Texas fall? Where will Notre Dame end up?
Find out in Stewart Mandel's rankings at SI.com/collegefootball.
A half-dozen
games matching Top 20 teams this weekend will go a long way toward separating
the title contenders from the pretenders
Two springs ago, he was banished to the minors, but now Ryan Howard has turned the stretch drive into one booming blast with his epic home run binge
Coming of age at
racing speed, 21-year-old Kyle Busch battles his hothead reputation and the
scorn of fans as he roars into the Chase for the Nextel Cup with a tankful of
momentum
September 18, 2006 Baseball
The Giants are the game's hottest team, thanks in large part to a certain
slugger • Update: the divergent paths of Anibal Sanchez and Jon Lester
He's a Giant
September 18, 2006 Samardzija, So
Good
In a 41--17 victory over No. 19 Penn State in South Bend last Saturday, Notre
Dame's senior All-America wide receiver, Jeff Samardzija, snagged a seven-yard
touchdown pass from...
Time Bomb
HOT TOPIC
Pittsburgh
Steelers star Ben Roethlisberger has his appendix removed, and you ask,
"When will he be back?" Whereas I ask, "How much you want for
it?"
September 18, 2006
DON'T LIKE THE
MATCHUP
September 18, 2006 ADAM DUERSON
MATCHUP OF THE WEEK
These leapers have gobbled up receptions and records, first at Bedford (Ohio)
High and then at Wisconsin. Last Dec. 4 they combined for 355 yards and four
TDs. Who...
Who Has Whose
Number?
September 18, 2006 | GENE MENEZ
There he is,
gleaming on the waiver wire, that Week 1 breakout player who can bolster your
lineup. Before you grab him, read this
September 18, 2006 WE LIKE THE MATCHUP
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