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Articles in Oct 25, 2004, issue of Sporting News, The

• Don't pass it up
• One on one
  by Scott Steinberg
• Absolute power: several things are beyond dispute heading into the World Series. One of them is that whoever is playing will be capable of lighting up the scoreboard
  by Kyle Veltrop
• More than holding his own: Tiki Barber's focus on fixing his penchant for fumbles has helped him to a hot start for the surprising Giants
  by Kara Yorio
• Feeling the heat of a pivotal season
  by Sean Deveney
• Warner has become important again
  by Paul Attner
• The hoops scoop
• This classic doesn't rock
  by Matt Crossman
• 100 and counting: baseball's past and present can be seen through the lens of the World Series
  by Joe Hoppel
• The best short-yardage runners
• Cavs still are working on James' support staff
• NFC east
• To know list: 7 undefeated teams left in college football
• Upon further review
• 1995-2003: a new impact player: the wild card
• One scout's take
• Postseason awards—in the preseason
• AFC east
• NFC north
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• The third degree with … Kelly Herndon
• Matsui's best might be yet to come
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Scouts' views: observations and opinions from two NFL pro scouts, one from each conference
• Settling in for a long winter's nap
  by Kara Yorio
• AFC north
• The Pack can't lose with Favre
  by Brian Baldinger
• Caught on the fly
• Letter perfect: halfway through, the 2004 season has it all—a packed Heisman race, several new powerhouse teams and a potentially explosive situation at the top of the BCS poll
  by Matt Hayes
• 3 up, 3 down
  by Stan McNeal
• Team statistics
• Hodge's play speaks for itself
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Offensive tackles: top senior prospects
  by Dan Pompei
• Charles Grant LE, Saints
• On air
• QB Matt Leinart, Southern California
• The empire never rests
  by Ken Rosenthal
• A triumphant playoff exit
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Fantasy source
• TSNumber
• Top five
• The NHL: an arrested development
  by Will Arnett
• 3-and out
  by Tim Brando
• In command
• Addiction proved too tough for even Caminiti to overcome
  by Todd Jones
• Matchup heaven & hell
  by Roger Kuznia
• Week 7 matchup
• NFC south
• Your turn
  by Billy Rainsford
• Heisman watch
  by Matt Hayes
• Finesse over fire: competitiveness still burns in Kurt Busch, but his keen sense of racing tough and a newfound maturity have put him ahead of the Chase
  by Matt Crossman
• Twins' wins should keep on coming
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Riddle me this … and that
  by Dave Kindred
• AFC south
• NFC west
• Lets play ball!
  by Scott Steinberg
• Half-season awards
• Race no. 6 Subway 500
• The Chase is on!
• The ground rules for excellence in Denver
  by Troy Aikman
• Fearless forecast
  by Vinnie Iyer
• Be a fantasy baller
• You've got mail
  by Tricia Garner
• Don't despair—repair: the secret to a quick turnaround is fixing the defense. The Falcons and other teams are demonstrating that new coordinators, improved speed and a change in philosophy can lead to expeditious success
  by Paul Attner
• McNabb's precision is making the difference
  by Dan Pompei
• Chase schedule needs a facelift
  by Lee Spencer
• AFC west