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Articles in April 7, 2006, issue of Sporting News, The

• News you can't use
• Cheaper thrills at Augusta: the Masters is stiff, stilted and out of your price range. So hit the unbuttoned Par-3 Contest the day before the big tournament—it's a lot more fun anyway
  by Noah Liberman
• Inside the AFC
• N.L. report
• This I gotta see: all times Eastern
  by Steve Greenberg
• Madness after midnight: get ready for a Final Four like you've never seen, with 11th-seeded George Mason crashing the ball on behalf of all the little guys
  by Kara Yorio
• Inside the NFC
• T-wolves face a no-win situation as the L's pile up
  by Matt Steinmetz
• Coming at you
• The wraps are off: some high-profile players have a lot to prove as they come back from major injuries
  by Stan McNeal
• In defense of racing the wrong way
  by Matt Crossman
• 2007 tournament or bust!
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• Robbery on campus! College football coaches laid siege to Morgantown, W.Va, in late February. Why were they there? To steal whatever they could from Rich Rodriguez's way-crazy offense
  by Tom Dienhart
• Blue streaks
  by Roger Kuznia
• Squeeze play
  by Roger Kuznia
• Your turn
• Where the gettin' was good: Morgantown wasn't the only place coaches invaded in their quest for knowledge this offseason
  by Tom Dienhart
• How are the top rookies faring this season?
  by Lee Spencer
• Wordcount: brevity is a beautiful thing. Our experts dissect three players in fewer than 20 words
• Polling place: NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue deserves to be remembered as
• A springboard for change: new players, new systems, new superstars … 'tis the season for testing the theories that will play out on the field in the fall
  by Matt Hayes
• What the heck—I like the Jays
  by Ken Rosenthal
• Top 5 waiver-wire wonders
  by Chris Bharr
• Blog on
• Now, if I were commissioner
  by Dan Pompei
• Astros are shouldering another blow
• I.M. telling you: the play ain't pretty
  by Dave Kindred
• Radio star: real talk from a fan on Sporting News Radio
  by Joe
• Focus: hard truths
• People won't forget—or forgive—if Bonds succeeds
  by Todd Jones
• Art Rooney II, Steelers
  by Dan Pompei
• Young remains an enigma
• Mark Grace: the former Cubs and Diamondbacks first baseman tells Sporting News Radio's Bob Stelton about steroids use in the major leagues during his playing career, which lasted from 1988 to 2003
• To know list: 7 things to make you an instant expert this week
• It's a greens thing
  by Noah Liberman
• Hits and misfits
  by Vinnie Iyer
• A.L. report