Barry Wilner has been a sports writer for the Associated Press since 1975. He has covered virtually every major sporting event, including nine Olympics, seven world cups, nineteen Super Bowls, the World Series, and Stanley Cup finals. He has written eighteen books. Ken Rappoport covered every major sport out of New York for thirty years and was the Associated Press's national hockey writer for thirteen years.
1 Acknowledgments
2 Introduction
3 1926, the Greatest of Them All
4 The Beginnings, the 1890s
5 Innovators and the Rough Rider, 1900-1909
6 Stop Dalton! Stop Oliphant! 1910-1919
7 Roaring Rivalry, 1920-1929
8 Crashes and Crowd-Pleasers, 1930-1939
9 Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside, 1940-1949
10 Upsets and Upheavals, 1950-1959
11 Navy's Heisman Heroes, 1960-1969
12 Mediocre Teams, Memorable Games, 1970-1979
13 Running to the Pros, 1980-1989
14 Rekindling the Rivalry, 1990-1999
15 Now More Than Ever, 2000-2004
16 War Zone: The SEAL and the Soldier
17 Army-Navy Lore
18 Classic Games
19 Sideline Strategists
20 The Stadiums: Of Bowls and Vets and Dumps
21 Epilogue
