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Articles in March 11, 2005, issue of Sporting News, The

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  by Ken Rosenthal
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  by George Winkler
• Willie's new world: a crosstown move from the Yankees to the Mets presents all sorts of challenges for a rookie manager
  by Tom Gatto
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  by Mike DeCourcy
• Players—and teams—know there is great strength in brainpower
  by Todd Jones
• Rankings: starting pitchers
  by Chris Bahr
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  by Tom Gatto
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  by Dave Kindred
• Meet market: say hello to Larry Brackins, the only junior college player among the 332 invited to to the NFL Combine. He needed more than good interviews and a favorable weigh-in—he needed to get noticed
  by Dennis Dillon
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  by Lee Spencer
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  by Stan McNeal
• To know list: 7 candidates for an at-large bid
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Tailgate party: two rookies experienced a wild ride of highs and lows in their first truck race at Daytona
  by Brandon W. Mudd
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  by Matt Crossman
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  by Stan McNeal
• Caught on the fly
• A new kind of Blue: yes, Duke is in a familiar spot near the top of the polls. But this season's Blue Devils are in the unusual position of having to do more with less
  by Mike DeCourcy
• The old ball game
  by Tom Gatto
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• Bob Hille's starting 5
  by Bob Hille
• Sports talk with … Tim McGraw: country superstar, actor, father
  by Vinnie Iyer
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• No bowl of cherries
  by Lee Spencer
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• Jose, I can see: the great author Canseco sure is deep—deeply jealous, bitter and hypocritical
  by Joe Buck
• Jason Phillips springs to life at Mets Camp
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  by Sean Deveney
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  by Benson Taylor
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  by Matt Hayes
• Your turn
  by Darrell Fitzwater
• Will steroids be the story all season in baseball?
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  by Sean Deveney
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  by Marques Johnson
• Fantasy source
• More ESPN? U got it
  by Tricia Garner
• In a game of inches, being too tall isn't to good: the red-flag treatment often greets pro prospects who are long on height
  by Dan Pompei
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• 76ers g/f Kyle Korver: in his second season, Kyle Korver has established himself as a potent perimeter threat. Korver is shooting 40.1 percent on 3-pointers and averaging 11.5 points
  by Sean Deveney
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  by Benson Taylor
• Mr. Jockularity