A sampling of magazine and newspaper articles from Keith Dunnavant's print journalism career.
"For the first 52 years of his life, Charley Pell was driven by an inner rage..."
"There are times when Nancy Grace dreads the darkness..."
"Even now, Sandor Zombori remembers how the snow drifted from the sky without any wind. If only he could forget the snow, perhaps he could forget the rest..."
"On one of those muggy summer mornings that makes Pittsburgh feel more like New Orleans, Johnny Majors leans forward in his desk chair and recites the tidy little list to which he has reduced his rage..."
"When the dreams overtake him in the middle of the night, transporting him to a world that exists only in his sub-conscious mind, Kent Waldrep feels whole again..."
"On a dreary winter afternoon on the steps of the Georgia state capitol, Ralph Reed ignores the thunder rumbling in the distance..."
"Jens-Peter Berndt stood on the edge of free West Berlin recently, just short of the barbed wire, armed guards and watch towers, and gazed across the Berlin Wall into the life he left behind..."
"As soon as the barrage started last Halloween, Mike Jenkins stuck his head out the front door and tried to get a good look at the culprit..."
"Near the end, Shawn Moore just watched the ball and Virginia's national championship hopes bound away..."
"Auburn quarterback Jeff Burger gripped his sore right ankle, lifted it forward, then backward, and smiled..."
"On the day the football died, Mitchell Glieber felt dirty..."
"USC forward Chris Moore could see it in his teammates' eyes, their body language, their listless expressions of self-doubt..."
"Jamie Morris stuffed a pair of wristbands into his blue-and-gold Michigan travel bag and zipped it shut for the final time..."
"The only monument to Kevin Mackey continues to take shape on the southwestern edge of the Cleveland State campus..."
"When Mike Tyson appeared on the television in John Johnson's suburban Columbus living room Tuesday, James (Buster) Douglas's carefree smile faded into an icy stare..."
"In a move to maximize television revenues, the NFL announced Thursday a revamped playoff structure..."
"The moment the ball hit the ground may haunt Turner Gill forever. Because an incomplete pass is sometimes much more than an incomplete pass..."
"The dominos have just started to fall, but they began rocking in the wind years ago..."
"Just when luck and respect seemed exhausted for No. 4 Auburn Saturday, Darrell Crawford's arm appeared out of nowhere to deny fate and Mississippi State..."
"When Juan Antonio Samanranch stepped to the podium in Tokyo at precisely 7:47 a.m. EDT Tuesday, holding Atlanta's dream in his hands, the buzz of 5,000 Atlantans faded into an eerie silence..."
"Peyton Manning takes the ball in his right arm and executes a perfect seven-stop drop, scanning the horizon for an easy mark..."
"Tom Wolfe will carry the memory to his grave. One night in 1968, shortly after the publication of The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, which cemented his reputation as one of the fathers of new journalism, the author agreed to take a ride..."
"It has been 25 years since the nation watched civil rights protesters, led by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., being beaten by police with billy clubs, attacked by police dogs and sprayed with fire hoses as they marched through the streets of Birmingham, Ala..."
"It's a routine Monday morning inside Daytona USA, the $20 million interactive museum celebrating America's fascination with stock car racing..."
"The image is burned into my memory. I'll always remember Ted Turner as a cowboy crooner..."
"Four years ago, Brown University gymnast Amy Cohen refused to go quietly..."