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Articles in Nov 11, 2002 issue of Sporting News, The

• The buzz
• A call for consistency
  by Brian Baldinger
• `We need to change': NHL commissioner Gary Bettman talks about what is happening on—and off—the ice in an exclusive Q&A
  by Kara Yorio
• Lose one, not always done
  by Tim Brando
• The punch still packs a wallop
  by Dave Kindred
• Bobbing for football
• Over the top: a proliferation of points. A yield of yards. A plethora of passes. An offensive explosion has define the first half of the season. Here's why
  by Dan Pompei
• Fearless forecast
  by Vinnie Iyer
• A.L. scouting reports
• Grading on a curve
• Pushing to be perfect
  by Mike Gruttadauria
• Western conference
• Hey, Dorsey: hands off that Heisman
  by Tom Dienhart
• TSN's top 25: … and 25 other polls, lists and must-know items to get you ready for the 2002-03 college basketball season
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Every matchup, every week
• Soundbitten
• TSN scoreboard
• Free agents will strike it poor
  by Ken Rosenthal
• More hoops than Wham-O
  by Fritz Quindt
• Week 10 matchup
• Eastern conference
• Sideline pass: we shadow Washington State's Mike Price on game day. You can't get any closer to the field or to the head coach
  by Matt Hayes
• Eliminate the negative: Kansas will turn every perceived flaw into a reason the JAYHAWKS are going to win an NCAA championship
  by Mike Decourcy
• Your inside edge
• Do not adjust your set
• League leaders
• The man who changed the game
  by Kara Yorio
• Conference call
  by Matt Hayes
• Pickin' & grinnin'
  by Matt Hayes
• `Hey, didn't you used to be one of those unbeaten teams?'
• Midseason reports
• Fantasy source
  by Jason Langendorf
• N.L. scouting reports
• Fan mail
• On the mets' new manager
  by Chet Coppock
• Scouts' views: observations and opinions from two NFL pro scouts, one from each conference
• Hamilton doesn't give a rip about the future
  by Sean Deveney
• In racing, it's sack the crew chief
  by Lee Spencer
• Senior moments: if you want to win a national championship, you had better have a veteran who someway, somehow will come up with the clutch play in the big game
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• Midseason reports
• Georgia duo is hard to beat
  by Dan Pompei
• 10 years after: the points race isn't as tight as it was in 1992, but—like in '92—a new generation of drivers is taking over at the top
  by Mark McCarter
• Scouts' views: observations from the sidelines
• On recent late hits in the NFL
  by Bill Parcells
• Changing their minds and more
  by Paul Attner
• Something old, something new: a healthy Jamal Mashburn's return to form has the union between the Hornets and New Orleans off to a blissful start
  by Sean Deveney
• The circle K pit stop
• Mismatching with Miami