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Articles in March 22, 2004 issue of Sporting News, The

• To know list: 7 stories you won't have time to read until Monday
• Championship blue print: this isn't Mike Krzyzewski's deepest or most productive team, but Duke has the most title-worthy tools in the tournament
  by Mike DeCourcy
• The truth about spring training
  by Todd Jones
• AFC reports
• Boston fans keep seeing red
  by Lesley Visser
• Make the schedule make sense
  by Lee Spencer
• Nikolai Khabibulin, G, Lightning
  by Kara Yorio
• Scouting the draft
• The first family: Archie, Peyton and Eli are incredibly famous, immensely skilled and intensely driven. But as Eli prepares to be—like his brother—a first overall draft pick, what stands out most about the Mannings is how refreshingly grounded t
  by Paul Attner
• Psst to G.M.s: make these deals
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Spending now will cost Snyder later
• TSNumber 190
• Upon further review …
• Philly fanatic: intense and emotional, Larry Bowa needs to keep his cool—and the focus on winning, not himself—if the well-fortified Phillies are to live up to red-hot expectations
  by Randy Miller
• Set your fantasy lineup
• Your turn
• Brick by brick, Paxson is building a winner
  by Ira Winderman
• Eastern conference
  by Kara Yorio
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• A field with flaws
  by Tim Brando
• A.L. reports
• NFC reports
• Baseball season preview
  by Tricia Garner
• And down the stretch they come … T-wolves or Spurs? Mavs or Griz? Cavs or Knicks? Get the lowdown on the hottest races as the finish line comes into view
  by Sean Deveney
• Let the players police themselves
  by Adrian Aucoin
• The NHL must clean up its bloody act
  by Dave Kindred
• Get a courtside seat
• 2004 college basketball awards
• Who wants madness when you can have mastery?
  by Charley Rosen
• Western conference
• They only show up for the reception
• Hitting the sweet shot: the most feared shooter in college is Duke's J.J. Redick, whose relentless movement and exquisite technique usually are followed by the ball splashing through the net
  by Benson Taylor
• N.L. reports
• The battles to stay on top
  by Pete Fiutak
• On air
• NCAA tournament preview
• The league could solve this problem
  by Kara Yorio
• Fantasy source