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• To know list: 10 ways to say 2006 will be a great year in sports
• Power lifters: they're big and strong. Wait, make that huge and massively strong
• Power figures: look out! These numbers will smack you upside the head
  by Brendan Roberts
• AFC west
• Conference play no longer is the great equalizer
  by Mike DeCourcy
• Caught on the fly
• Power train: Red Sox reliever Rudy Seanez throws hard and works out harder—much harder
  by Noah Liberman
• Psychological warfare: the Colts are consensus favorites to win the Super Bowl, but they'll have to solve some mental matters in order to do it
  by Paul Attner
• Scouts views: observations and opinions from two NFL scouts, one from each conference
• TSN sweet 16
• Starting 5
  by Matt Crossman
• Power ball: in a sports landscape full of conservative wusses, these guys aren't afraid to take a shot at a big payoff
  by Sean Deveney
• Chicago hope: Rex Grossman gives the Bears some offensive pizzazz, which could make a very good team Super
  by Dan Pompei
• Surprise! The AER reflects some intriguing numbers among the playoff teams
  by Troy Aikman
• Hassan Adams, SF, Arizona
• Sports talk with … Derek Luke
  by Tricia Garner
• Power plays: they work … and work … and work … and work …
• To beat the big dogs, avoid messes
  by Vinnie Iyer
• NFC east
• Hawkins can take CU back to the mountaintop
  by Matt Hayes
• On deck
• Power plants: colleges like to believe they're think tanks draped in ivy, but they don't mind being referred to as factories that churn out pro athletes. These schools can boast the most
  by Kyle Veltrop
• AFC east
• NFC north
• No nudes is good nudes
  by Matt Crossman
• Your turn
  by Adrian Wilairat
• Power structures: money and market size aren't all a franchise needs to get way ahead. It also needs a great front office setup—y'know, like the …
  by Sean Deveney
• The Patriots—who else?—will win it all
  by Brian Baldinger
• NFC south
• A classic case of bad timing
  by Stan McNeal
• Power players
• Power lunches: the hot spots where meals—and deals—are made
  by Sean Deveney
• AFC north
• NFC west
• Play action
  by Vinnie Iyer
• Powered up: they're five of the most influential athletes in sports , so listen closely … if you know what's good for you
• Power houses: the buildings that have it all over the competition
  by Kara Yorio
• Playoff horoscopes
  by Zach Bodendieck
• TSNumber 3
• Reardon's toughest save—his reputation
  by Dave Kindred
• Year of the commissioner: forget the union chiefs and TV suits. In 2005, the guys at the top of the league org charts were, indeed, numero uno
  by Stuart Miller
• Power tools: the stuff teams, players and fans will want in 2006
  by Seth Elkin
• In a time of personal tragedy, Dungy's faith is letting him lead
  by Paul Attner
• TSN scoreboard
• They're 35 or younger—and they've got serious juice: sometimes, being young and smart just plain beats the hell out of being, shall we say, only more experienced. As in the cases of …
  by Stuart Miller
• Girl power: women who rock the sports world
  by Kara Yorio
• AFC south
• The Old West is no more
  by Matt Steinmetz