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Articles in Oct 20, 2003 issue of Sporting News, The

• Football central
• City of big expectations: it's time for Chicago to love a winner; the Cubs are about to become perennial pennant contenders
  by Matt Crossman
• Extreme makeover: tired of first-round playoff exits, the Timberwolves have nipped and tucked Kevin Garnett's supporting cast into the shape of a conference title contender
  by John Millea
• Saints should lean heavily on Deuce
  by Brian Baldinger
• The future has changed
  by Kara Yorio
• A.L. reports
• Rising to the occasion
  by Tim McCarver
• Better sooner than never: two ACL injuries—one on each knee—cost Oklahoma quarterback Jason White most of two seasons. How healthy and at the helm of a surprisingly potent offense, he's making up for lost time
  by Matt Hayes
• Week 7 matchup
• NFC East
• RB Julius Jones, Notre Dame
• Fantasy 911
• Who's better, Shaq or Duncan?
  by Stan McNeal
• Early to rise: we know LeBron James is healthy and wealthy, but he's also wise. He won't be overwhelmed by expectations, which is why he's expected to make an immediate impact on the Cavaliers—and the league
  by Bob Finnan
• Fearless forecast
  by Vinnie Iyer
• NFC West
• Another successful failure
  by Ken Rosenthal
• On air
• Bringing it: record-setting Brian Mitchell is the best return man ever because of his linebacker's mentality, his dedication to his craft—and because he's so damn smart
  by Paul Attner
• Scout's views: observations and opinions from two NFL pro scouts, one from each conference
• AFC West
• The bottom five
• This FALL, another CLASSIC
  by Dave Kindred
• Your turn
• Show stoppers?
  by Matt Hayes
• League leaders
• NFC North
• Hayes' six picks
• Hoop it up
• Walking away with dignity
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Good coaching changes? Brown, no; Van Gundy, no. Try 'Pinky' Floyd
  by Charley Rosen
• Offensive tackles
  by Dan Pompei
• This mac is big at Ganassi
  by Lee Spencer
• N.L. reports
• A Giant makeover
• The Aebischer report: we break down the game of new Avalanche No. 1 David Aebischer to see if the replacement for the greatest goaltender of the modern era has the goods
  by Kara Yorio
• Wanted: a few more gifted offensive minds
  by Troy Aikman
• AFC South
• TSN Power Poll
• Matchup heaven & hell
• Thrown to the Wolves
• Built to bash: the Lakers didn't just add on; their new guest quarters—Karl Malone and Gary Payton—are as swank as the main house. Now they're really livin' large
  by Sean Deveney
• TSN scoreboard
• NFC South
• As undefeateds fall, blemished teams get a chance
  by Jerry Palm
• To know list: 9 quality starts—who knows what's going on in our bullpen
• Life on the edge: what a feeling
  by Todd Jones
• NBA Preview
• AFC East
• Somebody has to win it: despite a less-than-stellar season, Coy Gibbs is likely to walk away with Busch Series rookie honors. After that, he might walk away
  by Lee Spencer
• Kansas State prefers soft serve
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• Remember 1918? We were there
  by Tom Gatto
• How to keep Dante out of your garden
  by Dan Pompei
• AFC North
• A lineup of difference-makers
  by Matt Hayes
• Fantasy source