A Surreal Slipup at Arnie's Place Costs
Greg Owen His First Tour Title
March 27, 2006
SI Bonus Section: Golf Plus
Mark Hensby has never been afraid to say what he thinks, which is why some players love him while others wish he'd simply shut up
More than 30 years after his last visit, the golf-pro son of a renowned lepidopterist returns to the Mexican jungle, where he first learned the game, to pay final homage to his father
A new pro trades gangways for fairways
Pressure is a Tour debut in front of your legendary grandfather
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Air and Space
SI Players: Life On And Off The Field
PHILLIES SHORTSTOP
With Lamar Odom -
Lakers Forward
Philadelphia's
Hollis Thomas decides to downsize
College Basketball
A trio of Cinderellas--Bradley, George
Mason and Wichita State--joined dominant midmajor Gonzaga in a historic Sweet
16. Can the fairy tale continue all the way to the Final Four?
Versatile
Washington guard Brandon Roy was unknown outside the Pac-10 until he outshone a
more heralded rival
Talent-rich
UConn's title hopes hinge on the performance of the Huskies' poised playmaker,
Marcus Williams
PRO BASKETBALL
After a rocky
start, Denver's odd couple--Carmelo Anthony and coach George Karl--have struck
an uneasy alliance that has transformed the young forward into a star and the
Nuggets into a playoff threat
PRO FOOTBALL
In a wild two
weeks of free-agent frenzy and big-name moves, the NFL has undergone a
quarterback shake-up unlike any in memory--and it's not over yet
Writing Up A Storm
The Internet is changing sports coverage. Columnists who seldom leave their couches hold forth. Athletes break their own "news" on their personal websites. Rumormongering is rampant. Don't like it? Get rowdy. Start your own blog
HOW A TWINS NUT AND WANNABE JOURNALIST FOUND HIS NICHE
IN THE VAST WASTELAND OF THE NET, THESE URL'S STAND OUT
FANNED BY THE AIRWAVES, WEB WORDS SPREAD LIKE WILDFIRE
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Life of Reilly
Departments
The book that
nails Barry Bonds as a steroid user also delves into track and field, a sport
that can teach baseball something about denial
Say it's all even, Stevin: An Ivy League economist sees evidence of frequent fixing in big-time college basketball
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