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Articles in Sept 29, 2003 issue of Sporting News, The

• Something different on the dial
• Commercialism
• Interpretation station: welcome to frenetic 'Ref Central,' where the mission is to relay correct explanations of rules directly to the networks and reduce the agitation of teams and fans
  by Paul Attner
• Seattle defenders are more aggressive than the scheme
  by Dan Pompei
• NFC East
• N.L. reports
• The NFL's best receiver: Terrell Owens or Randy Moss?
• October bash: there are so many questions about pitching that this could be a postseason decided by offensive might—and won by the best slugger of them all
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Recruiting: the nation's top 20 senior offensive linemen
  by Bobby Burton
• AFC East
• One on One with…Torii Hunter
• Truth—and additional consequences
  by Dave Kindred
• Lace up the skates
• Vital stat
• Getting his act together—and taking it on the track 15: at 40, Michael Waltrip has new confidence and the results to prove it
  by Stephen Thomas
• Track Skinny
  by Lee Spencer
• AFC West
• Statscape
  by Steve Walter
• On air
• Back in business? Based on early results, Nebraska and Florida State appear poised to reclaim their spots as giants of the sport. In one case, appearances can be deceiving
  by Matt Hayes
• Conference call
  by Pete Fiutak
• Sit McNabb? Maybe so
  by Brian Baldinger
• Playoff roster roulette
  by Todd Jones
• Matchup Heaven & Hell
• It's a slam dunk
• Soundbitten
• Clausen is making his own history
  by Matt Hayes
• It's too risky to carry only two quarterbacks
  by Troy Aikman
• NFC North
• A.L. reports
• Caught on the fly: Daniel Snyder instructed a TV cameraman to remove his Dolphins hat while at Redskin Park. Apparently, Danny Boy found it inappropriate and told him to find a Jets hat
• Your turn
• Player of the week
• TSN Scoreboard
• A change would do them good
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Fantasy source
  by Vinnie Iyer
• The hunt for October, 2003
• Ranking the contenders
  by Tom Gatto
• This price is anything but right
  by Lee Spencer
• AFC South
• Top five
  by Tricia Garner
• On Deck in the October 6 issue of the Sporting News
• Sheff's blend: Gary Sheffield always does his part at the plate, but this season he is surrounded by 'the perfect lineup,' giving the Braves hope they can change their annual postseason fate
  by Kent Babb
• Tinkering with success
  by Mike DeCourcy
• AFC North
• Bye, Q: Padres' moving day nears
  by Kirk Kenney
• To know list: 6 flips of the remote before we settle in for the finale of George vs. Joe
• Sweat home Chicago: for NBA players who believe in personal trainer TIM GROVER, there's no such thing as a summer off
  by Sonny Lufrano
• Power Poll
• Week 4 matchup
• NFC South
• The new adventures of Oz
  by Ray Slover
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• Hard workers stick together
  by Denis Leary
• Player of the month
  by Tom Dienhart
• League leaders
• NFC West
• Making sense of the Warriors
  by Sean Deveney