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Articles in Nov 22, 2004, issue of Sporting News, The

• Hat-titude
• The chase—and this crow—are delicious
  by Lee Spencer
• 3-and-out
  by Tim Brando
• D.J. Williams: WLB, Broncos
• It's the same old song for the Jazz: the Jazz's offense has been around practically as long as the NBA itself. But with Jerry Sloan at the helm and some blossoming young stars, the team is winning anyway
  by Sean Deveney
• The third degree with … Franco Harris
  by Stan McNeal
• Mark Martin: Mark Martin, often described as the best driver to never win a Cup championship, will retire after the 2005 season. But Martin, 45, showed he still is among racing's elite drivers by coming from way back in the pack and crashing his sport's n
  by Lee Spencer
• Giants line must keep Warner off his back: after a few games playing behind this line, all that would be left of Eli Manning could be spread on a sandwich
  by Dan Pompei
• As a broadcasting partner, Michaels is a Madden bruiser
  by Brian Baldinger
• Top 5 number changes
  by Stan McNeal
• Red alert: super-sharp Alex Smith, a Heisman candidate with smarts to match his skills, is leading Utah on a historic march
  by Michael C. Lewis
• Silly season is in full swing
  by Matt Crossman
• Best cover men on special teams
• NFC east
  by Jean-Jacques Taylor
• L.A. can't ride a one-trick pony: for the Lakers to succeed, they'll need more than points from Kobe Bryant
  by Stan McNeal
• Above a cut: Steelers rookie Ben Roethlisberger is the gem among a group of four young quarterbacks who are providing an influx of refreshing new talent at the NFL's marquee position
  by Paul Attner
• The next step: J.J. Yeley and Clint Bowyer are ready to turn part-time jobs into full-time runs at the 2005 title
  by Pete Wickham
• Wannstedt's departure reflects an uneven playing field
  by Paul Attner
• TSNumber 11
• 'Deferral-backs' need a fresh start
  by Ken Rosenthal
• To know list: 7 bricks in the wall
• A win-win-win and win situation: three straight victories stoked a bounce-back run from disaster for Jimmie Johnson. Now, a win at Darlington puts him in position for a miracle finish and his first Cup championship
  by Lee Spencer
• Racing with blinders on: nothing distracts Travis Kvapil from the track—not even whispers about a possible Cup ride
  by Pete Wickham
• AFC east
• Week 11 matchup
• A.L. report
• Caught on the fly
• Race no. 10
• Bucking for promotions: six who can fix
  by Matt Hayes
• AFC north
• NFC north
  by Kevin Seifert
• N.L. report
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• 2003 Ad
• Conference call: teams that will come back big in 2005
  by Pete Fiutak
• Helmet speaker puts QBs on a better wavelength
  by Troy Aikman
• NFC south
  by George Henry
• Play action
  by Rob Hurtt
• The Las Vegan sports diet: serve up a helping of Tark the Shark for some delicious sports memories
  by Jimmy Kimmel
• TSNumber 3
• TSN's 12.5: half the size, twice the sizzle
• Defensive ends: top senior prospects
  by Dan Pompei
• NFC west
  by Kent Somers
• Matchup heaven & hell
  by Brendan Roberts
• Your turn
  by Mark Wilver
• Bobby Labonte gives us the runaround
• Heisman watch
• AFC south
• TSN scoreboard
• Place the blame where it's deserved—at the top
  by Dave Kindred
• Has the Chase for the NASCAR Nextel Cup been a success?
  by Kathy Sheldon
• A new 12: UConn's attempt to repeat will depend on the development of two potential stars
  by Kara Yorio
• QB Tyler Palko, Pittsburgh
• AFC West
• No pain, big gains
  by Mike DeCourcy