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Articles in March 31, 2003 issue of Sporting News, The

• To know list: 5 more reasons we're lucky to have sports in times like these
• The buzz
  by Fritz Quindt
• Past tense: second baseman Jeff Kent proved he could thrive amid confrontation with the Giants; the Astros are eager to see what he can do in a relaxed atmosphere
  by Richard Justice
• Driving lessons: Dale Jarrett and his new crew chief are trying to recapture past glory by learning from past missteps
  by Matt Crossman
• Driver reports
  by Lee Spencer
• On air
• Bruce Allen, Raiders
  by Paul Attner
• The sweat 16: a common link among most of the NCAA Tournament survivors is they stared down their season's end, then lived to play again
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Coaching toward the finish line
  by Kurt Rambis
• AFC
• Be prepared
• Now I really want my HDTV
  by Fritz Quindt
• Starting over at the top: Angels reliever Francisco Rodriguez, 21, is a postseason legend who also happens to be a rookie - Baseball Preview
  by Stan McNeal
• The burden of this beast: Marvin Lewis is doing everything right as he takes on the monster challenge of rebuilding the Bengals. But no matter how hard he works to shake them from a losing mind-set, it's difficult to overcome one fact: They are the Bengal
  by Dennis Tuttle
• Crowded house: early results show a loaded group of title contenders
  by Lee Spencer
• The most wonderful time of the year
• Close to the action: a sports book in Las Vegas serves up a buffet of characters thirsting over plenty of possibilities offered by an endless first day of the NCAA Tournament
  by Steve Greenberg
• Baseball season preview
• Striking gold with the Nuggets
  by Sean Deveney
• Finishing the third phase
  by Dave Ragone
• Keep on dancin'
• Men in fights—stone are worth another look
  by Stuart Miller
• One on one with Jim Thome
• Play it again, Carmelo
  by Mike DeCourcy
• The singles life isn't so bad
  by Lee Spencer
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• Do not adjust your set
  by Fritz Quindt
• Yanks will fall short again
  by Ken Rosenthal
• A learning curve: with the playoffs approaching knowing how to bend stick blades—and when to use illegal ones—is as vital as being able to grow a beard
  by Kara Yorio
• Snyder pays a price for progress
  by Dan Pompei
• Footprints of the fan
  by Tom Arnold
• Why not the twins? No team is a clear favorite, but Minnesota has the best chance of pulling down a title at the end of this wide-open season
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Good things come in non-threatening packages
  by Benson Taylor
• Loss of credibility?
  by Ira Winderman
• NFC
• Start spring on the right foot
• Pound key
  by Stuart Miller
• Counting on No. 1: Phillies righthander Kevin Millwood, a first-time ace, is the key piece of the N.L. East puzzle
  by John Rawlings
• Sooners are in your face, but are they offensive enough?
• How to beat a favorite
  by Kara Yorio
• Words from the battlefront: play ball!
  by Dave Kindred
• Your turn
• Looking into my cloudy ball
  by Todd Jones
• Langford is the secret spice in Kansas' winning recipe
  by Kyle Veltrop
• Eastern conference
• Life with Riley, Act II
  by Tom Dienhart
• How to … make the 7-10 split
  by Stuart Miller
• Get to know Magglio: if you want to learn about White Sox right fielder Magglio Ordonez, and you should if you're a baseball fan, follow these simple rules
  by Stan McNeal
• There's more to Maryland than guards
  by Tom Dienhart
• Western conference
• Ultimate fantasy source
  by Brendan Roberts