TV MONITOR: WHAT'S UP THIS WEEKEND?

     WEEKEND PREVIEW:  CBS will have show "Eye On Sports"
Saturday from 4:30-6:00, which features boxing and the Leadville
100 car race.  ABC will show college football, beginning at
12:00.  NBC will have the NBA's "Inside Stuff" at 12:00, and show
the Solheim Cup Golf tournament at 4:00.  On Sunday, Fox's "NFL
Sunday," Lonnie Lardner will speak with Bears' linebacker Joe
Cain.  On NBC's "NFL Live," Mike Ditka will speak with Dan
Reeves, and Joe Gibbs will discuss via satellite player/coach
relationships.  Jim Grey will speak with Steelers Pro Bowler
Carlton Haselrig about the circumstances surrounding his leaving
the team. On ESPN's "GameDay," Greg Garber examines the long term
effects of continous concussions among NFL players.
     LAST NIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS:  ESPN's Cover Story was on the
documentary "Hoop Dreams."  Isiah Thomas: "For black males in
this society, the options have been so narrowly defined that you
have to get on one path and go, and if you don't stay on the path
and you don't make it, then that is it" ("SportsCenter," ESPN,
10/20).  In a special edition of "The SportsReporters," Dick
Schaap asked Frank Gifford, Lesley Visser, and Mike Lupica for
their top sports hero today.  Lesley Visser:  "Dan Jansen.  The
most charismatic is Deion Sanders."  Mike Lupica and Frank
Gifford both said Joe Montana.  Parting shots:  Frank Gifford
compared Joe Montana with Jim Brown; Lesley Visser paid tribute
to Martina Navratilova and her place in sports; Mike Lupica
commented on Penn State; Dick Schaap took a shot at Deion Sanders
for injuring himself while high-stepping into the end zone
("SportsReporters," ESPN, 10/20).