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| Tiger Woods is Back, Wins The Masters To the golfing world, I say you just experienced history in the making this past weekend. With all of the top golfers from around the world in golf's premier tournament field, an older name was there too, Tiger Woods. The Masters is like the Kentucky Derby, the NBA Championship, the World Series, the NFL Super Bowl, and the Indy 500 all wrapped into one. But only one individual, not a team competes and either you’re up to the task or you lose. With an older competitor like Woods who has won the tournament 4 times before, experience pays off. After several years on and off of his game because of personal problems and back injuries, Tiger, 43 years old showed the world that he has found the golden hook once more and won The Masters exactly 20 years after his first victory in the tournament. What a feat for Tiger Woods who now has his 5th coveted Green Jacket. He has 15 major tournament victories under his belt, hopefully he can continue on his way to upend the record holder, Jack Nicklaus who has 18 majors in all with 6 Master’s victories. Tiger Woods is...Good for Golf, Good for us & Good for America! Cats Make Big Footprint With 2019 SEC Basketball Awards First Team All-SEC Daniel Gafford, Arkansas PJ Washington, Kentucky Tremont Waters, LSU Breein Tyree, Ole Miss Quinndary Weatherspoon, Mississippi St. Chris Silva, South Carolina Admiral Schofield, Tennessee Grant Williams, Tennessee |
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| Edition 272 Click Here March 22, 2019 |
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