February 27, 1995 | Volume 82, Issue 8

Wendel Clark has brought far more than scoring to the newly potent Quebec Nordiques

Pat Riley was right when he said bratty behavior will be the NBA's downfall.LISA JACKSON, YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO

Two big wins lifted UCLA's hopes that this year's Bruins won't fold

Blair AllisonGOLDEN, B.C.

After racing to another world title, Bonnie Blair leaves the U.S. facing a big chill in her sport

In whipping rugged John John Molina, Oscar De La Hoya boosted his stock even higher

Sterling Marlin (4) won his second Daytona 500 despite a wild finish by the snakebit Dale Earnhardt (3)

Back on Top

A Rocket Booster?

The Golden State Warriors' young owner, Christopher Cohan, has broken his new toy

For calling fighter Chris Eubank "scum" two months ago, promoter Mickey Duff has been fined $8,000 by the British Boxing Board of Control, which ruled that Duff's remarks "brought boxing into...

Kevin O'NeillTennessee basketball coach, on the depth of his team, which has been plagued by injuries: "Our bench is kind of like a video store late on Saturday night. There aren't a lot of choices."

Dennis Walters, a paraplegic, inspires hope with a nifty trick-shot show

Presidents' Day

A new fitness program and an oversize metal driver have put Jack Nicklaus back on the prowl

In 'Let 'er Rip!' Gardner Dickinson offers an irreverent, but also insightful, look back at his 50-year career in professional golf

There are shades of greatness about David Duval, the best of a promising trio of young PGA Tour rookies