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Sports Illustrated
March 16, 2001
Albert Chen |
What We Learned The neutral crowd is one of the most overlooked factors in NCAA tournament games... Maryland's inconsistencies prevail again... The shoe fits for Georgia State...   |
Sports Illustrated
March 16, 2001
Pete McEntegart |
What We Learned Kentucky is playing as well as any team in the country. Forget that 3-5 start -- the Wildcats have... Don't overlook the little guys... |
Sports Illustrated
March 16, 2001
Grant Wahl |
What We Learned If toughness is the key to winning in the NCAA tournament then ninth-seeded St. Joseph's has every chance of giving Stanford the game of its life on Saturday... Hell's bells! This Huffman can play... |
Sports Illustrated
March 16, 2001
Tim Crothers |
What We Learned NCAA first-round games: Missouri's rousing finish against Georgia and Utah State's overtime upset of Ohio State were the highlights for the day. This is what we learned. |
Sports Illustrated
March 16, 2001
Phil Taylor |
Awards talk Early favorites for MVP and Rookie of the Year in the NBA. |
Salon.com
March 15, 2001
Andrew Leonard |
National underdog days The first 48 hours of the NCAA Tournament symbolize everything that's right about America. They ought to be national holidays. |
Sports Illustrated
March 14, 2001
Ivan Maisel |
'January Madness' just can't happen Each sport has its own charms. A playoff could be developed for college football, but don't think for a moment it would be March Madness come early. Here are a few of the things that would be missing... |
Sports Illustrated
March 14, 2001
Frank Deford |
Still Sweet Globetrotters continue to provide plenty of good times... |
Sports Illustrated
March 13, 2001
Ian Thomsen |
Pat Pending Retirement is no longer a distant notion to Heat coach Pat Riley... |
Sports Illustrated
March 13, 2001
Rick Reilly |
The Third Coming? Don't listen to him. Listen to me. Michael Jordan does too want to come back -- and he wants Charles Barkley to come with him... |
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