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Articles in March 25, 2005 issue of Sporting News, The

• Inside the AFC
• N.L. report
• 'T' stands for ticked off: the shrill sound of a referee's whistle is enough to make even the sanest person a little crazy
  by Charley Rosen
• Tip sheet: a quick-hit overview of the NCAA bracket
• Yao is now
  by Tricia Garner
• Q&A: Roger Clemens
• Wake-up call: why Wake Forest will be the last one standing—plus 64 other tournament tidbits and trends to consider
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Heads up, Cubs: you need to focus: had it played smarter, Chicago might have won the N.L. wild card last season
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Changes at the top
  by Kara Yorio
• In an ocean of miscreants, he'd be an anchor
• Is the big dance better than the super bowl?
• Sports talk with … Howard Lederer
  by Steve Greenberg
• Everyone benefits when teams double up on spring sites
  by Todd Jones
• To know list: 7 reasons to eat lunch at your desk this Thursday and Friday
• How does NASCAR figure out who gets which pit stall?
  by Matt Crossman
• Tedford's QBs suffer from separation anxiety: here's the bottom line: Tedford is coaching quarterbacks better at his level than NFL teams are coaching them at theirs
  by Dan Pompei
• A.L. report
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• Bracket barriers: several teams—either recently or traditionally—have stumbled at particular points in the NCAA Tournament. Is this the year for a breakthrough?
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Ignition problem: without a sponsor, Kerry Earnhardt is stuck playing the waiting game
  by Paul Grant
• Upon further review …
• Inside the NFC
• The Heat is on Shaq to improve at the line: Hack-a-Shaq could prove to be the most efficient method of cooling the Heat in the playoffs
  by Ira Winderman
• Your turn
  by Christy M. McDonald
• Money changers: with eyes fixed on the present and the future, the A's play an endless game of roster roulette. This year, the Beane ball has landed on the rotation
  by Tom Haloney
• A Mexican standout
• 'Mr. Outside' was golden inside: I'll trade you the '46 Heisman for that little one in the corner!
  by Dave Kindred
• Only one color matters to NASCAR: green: NASCAR's Drive for Diversity must stay in the fast lane
  by Lee Spencer
• How do you spell APR? C-h-e-a-t: so the NCAA has this grand plan for academic reform. Hey, how about, NCAA reform?
  by Matt Hayes
• Stacking the odds in your favor
  by Vinnie Iyer
• Crying foul: in the NBA, stars often get the benefit of referees' calls. Or do they?
  by Sean Deveney
• Get to know them: four races into the season, exciting prospects have risen from surprising places
  by Hatt Crossman
• Fantasy source
  by George Winkler
• All the hoops you can handle
  by Benson Taylor