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Sports Illustrated
November 28, 2000
Lester Munson |
Scorecard Rae Carruth was jolted as his murder trial opened...   |
Sports Illustrated
November 28, 2000
Rick Reilly |
The Dice (and the Players) Are Loaded Hey, kids, is America's hottest new board game on your holiday list? It's called Sorry! (NFL Edition), and it lets you live the life of a high-priced, irresponsible NFL megastar! Be the first in your posse to get it! |
Sports Illustrated
November 27, 2000
Peter King |
Terrell Davis battles a mystery injury Davis feels the hot breath of the outside world, and he understands the warriors' code of the NFL. Play, damn it. Your team's season is on the line, with a playoff-type battle every Sunday, and nothing's broken. Get out there and play... |
Sports Illustrated
November 22, 2000
Paul Zimmerman |
Dr. Z's Forecast When the NFL went to the 16-game schedule in 1978, a veteran scout told me, "They've turned it into a survival contest. The teams that are smart are the ones that spend big money on backups." |
Sports Illustrated
November 22, 2000
Tim Layden |
Pros and cons of a playoff In the world of college football, we recently entered BCS season. Grab a 12-gauge and fire away at the Byzantine system used to select the national champion... |
Sports Illustrated
November 22, 2000
Austin Murphy |
Season has been a great ride Giving thanks for the college football season. |
Sports Illustrated
November 22, 2000
Paul Zimmerman |
From sense to nonsense Does there come a time when entertainment takes a back seat, if only briefly, and real football analysis takes hold? Not, apparently, on ABC. |
Sports Illustrated
November 21, 2000
Kelley King |
Darkened Knights There are many reasons why Rutgers should win in football, but the Scarlet Knights continue to lose |
Sports Illustrated
November 21, 2000
Peter King |
Down to the Wire The outcome of the AFC East may hinge on who stays the healthiest |
Sports Illustrated
November 21, 2000
Mark Bechtel |
Scorecard The battle for this year's Heisman goes the distance |
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