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Tom Dienhart "Old coaches never die; in fact, they keep their clout". Sporting News, The. FindArticles.com. 08 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1208/is_n50_v221/ai_20158878/

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Articles in Dec 15, 1997 issue of Sporting News, The

• A man among children: with one swing of a bat, Mark McGwire can touch 'em all; with one gesture, he touched us all
  by Dave Kindred
• Super silent
• Rice to the rescue! If the 49ers are to win another Super Bowl, Jerry Rice must perform his greatest miracle yet
  by Paul Attner
• Weeks is proof that cap, gown and hoops can mix
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Bryan Berard
  by John Valenti
• Twin engines: the Spurs, powered by the return of David Robinson and the addition of Tim Duncan, have a new outlook and a chance to bury some old issues
  by Frank Clancy
• A level playing field
  by J.C. Watts, Jr.
• In John Chaney they trust … and he returns the favor
  by Bill Minutaglio
• An issue of character: Latrell Sprewell, Charles Barkley and other rich, spoiled players have turned the NBA's once-cheery neighborhood into a dangerous place
  by Bill Plaschke
• Talk is cheap, and so are the hits players are taking
  by Larry Wigge
• The man who saved the season
  by Paul Attner
• Lobo lowdown
• Sportsmanship defined
  by John D. Rawlings
• Captain crunch: a rousing Olympic performance by Eric Lindros could end in gold - but those riches won't guarantee his future in Philadelphia
  by Timothy Dwyer
• TSN's 1997 college football award winners
  by Tom Dienhart
• The Sprewell affair: first ugly, now ridiculous
  by Dave D'Alessandro
• As sacker, White now has an arrhythmic heartbeat
  by Dan Pompei
• New kids on the block are flexing their muscles
  by Peter Schmuck
• Old coaches never die; in fact, they keep their clout
  by Tom Dienhart
• 1998 Ad
  by Dave Kindred