Issue 59: Winter 2007 — The Sports Issue

“How smart are Southern college-football coaches? Your fall sanity relies on their analysis, decision-making, and roughly hewn moral code. Not since the Iraq War have so many men of potentially unsound intelligence been entrusted with our complete faith.” — Clay Travis, “An I.Q. Test for College Coaches” With stories on horseracing, baseball, hunting dogs, fishing, and much more. Essays by John Updike, Ron Rash, Jill McCorkle, and others. Additional contributors include M.O. Walsh, Mary Miller, Mark Edmundson, David Payne, Belle Goggs, Taylor Bruce, John T. Edge, and more.