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Kyle Veltrop "Point and click: in what promises to be one of the biggest seasons for little men. The unique abilities of these point guards will drive their teams and their sport". Sporting News, The. FindArticles.com. 29 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1208/is_47_225/ai_80680585/

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• Front and center
  by Jerry Smith
• TSN power poll: the TSN power poll is determined by TSN editors
• Week 10 matchup
• NFC central
• Point and click: in what promises to be one of the biggest seasons for little men. The unique abilities of these point guards will drive their teams and their sport
  by Kyle Veltrop
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• Static
• A world of hurt: an NFL athletic trainer plays multiple roles—treater, healer, confidant, reader of the team pulse—and walks an uneasy line, especially on a trip to the principal's office
  by Paul Attner
• AFC West
• N.L./A.L. Notes
• Only the owners could dream this up
  by Dave Kindred
• Papa Joe Chevalier: on the lengthy baseball season:
• ESPN's football-apalooza
  by Fritz Quindt
• This week's spotlight: conference contraction
• AFC Central
• Baseball/N.L. notes
• NBA Western conference
• Say it ain't so
  by Paul Habstritt
• Stars shining brightly on special teams
  by Tom Dienhart
• First-year surprises, both good and bad
  by Gary Horton
• NFC central
• Flames, Oilers finding the right path
  by Larry Wigge
• Bill Parcells: on the season's midpoint
• What's the big deal?
  by Steve West
• Conference call
  by Matt Hayes
• AFC East
• The union, not imbalance, is Selig's target
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Eastern Conference
• Choice voice
  by Kevin Bjerke
• Bustin' loose: safety, linebacker or cornerback? Oklahoma's Roy Williams can't be defined by position. That versatility makes him, and players like him, perfectly suited to break the increasingly popular spread offense
  by Tom Dienhart
• Ditka's deal for Ricky was pretty smart after all
  by Dan Pompei
• NFC East
• Quick study: the Panthers' Kristian Huselius is proving rookies don't have to take it slow upon arriving in the NHL
  by Larry Wigge
• Sportingnews.com
• Weigh-in: Playoff teams that won't be back in 2002
• Florida state at Florida
  by Michael Bradley
• League leaders
• NFC West
• Follow the leader: Versatile. Deep. Rugged. That's Illinois, our No. 1 team, which also plays with a confidence and composure that reflect its coach
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Chet Coppock: on Mark McGwire's future:
• The weigh-in:
• Player of the week: Colorado TB Cortlen Johnson
• Fantasy source
  by Matt Pitzer
• Down the road
• Stackhouse can pass—really
  by Sean Deveney
• Sporting news radio
• A lack of genius
  by Erica Eners
• Matt Hayes' six picks
• TSN scoreboard
• Harvick's success goes beyond the stats
  by Lee Spencer
• The others: behind Illinois, these teams will fill out the sweet 16
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Hey, didn't you used to be big league?
• A vote for Bobby
  by Josh Davis
• Heisman watch
• Game previews: Giants at Vikings
  by Vinnie Iyer
• Oval office interviews
  by Bob Margolis
• Looking out for No.2: Duke, the best team this side of Illinois, has more than enough talent to win a second straight title, but this season it is facing an entirely different set of challenges
  by Mike DeCourcy