Tiger Woods vs. Phil Mickelson: Could Phil Ultimately End Up on Top?

One the eve of the 2007 U.S Open Mickelson’s coach, Butch Harmon, claimed that his star pupil would soar above Tiger Wood’s in the rankings table. “Tiger’s got a big lead as number one in the world, so it’ll take a couple of years,” Harmon said. “But I think (Mickelson) can and I think he will actually,” he added. Four years on, and his prophecy has come... 

U-20 World Cup: Why Mexico’s Performance Was a Success

After 34 years, Mexico reached the semifinal of the U-20 World Cup. The first time the squad did so was in 1977, the inaugural edition of the tournament. The team’s qualification wasn’t much of a surprise and didn’t catch the eye of media or fans, at least not until the round of 16. During the group stage Mexico didn’t show much. A 1-0 defeat against Argentina was... 

FedEx Cup Playoffs: Big-Name Outsiders Making Their Moves in Greensboro

The 2011 Wyndham Championship marks the final event of the season on the PGA Tour before the FedEx Cup playoffs begin next week at the Barcleys. Several big-name players heading into the event were sitting on the outside of the elusive top 125 in the FedEx Cup standings, out of the playoffs. Names like Ernie Els, Justin Leonard, Padraig Harrington and Paul Casey are all teeing it up this... 

2011 Presidents Cup: Fred Couples Puts Tiger Woods on His Heels

Tiger Woods being left off of the Presidents Cup Team? Five years ago that statement would have sounded about as ridiculous as a Wall Street executive apologizing for being greedy. But this is not 2006, and even U.S. Presidents Cup captain Fred Couples seems to have been rattled by the state of Woods’ game at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, where he tied for 37th, and the PGA Championship,... 

Tiger Woods: Are the Talks of His Demise Warranted?

The last golf tournament Tiger Woods won came all the way back in mid-November of 2009 at the JBWere Masters. After winning multiple tournaments every year between 1996 and 2009, he now seems like just an average professional golfer at best. Woods just recently came back from a left knee injury, and has played two subpar tournaments. His result at the PGA Championship last week was one of the worst... 

Wyndham Championship: Preview, TV Schedule, Tee Times and Pairings

The Wyndham Championship starts on Thursday, August 17th, at the Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina. This course will be a breeze compared to the AAC last week. It’s the final tournament before the start of the U.S. PGA Tour’s playoffs and offers one last chance for players to climb the FedEx Cup rankings and claim a spot in the first of the four FedExCup playoffs: the... 

Super Paddies: The 11 Best Irish Players of All Time.

Ireland has produced some great players over the years, the likes of Giles and Keane as well as current stars Shay Given and Robbie Keane. This slideshow is a list of those great players of Ireland.   All-Time Top Scorers for Ireland Robbie Keane-51 goals Niall Quinn-21 goals Frank Stapleton-20 goals Don Givens-19 goals Tony Cascarino-19 goals John Aldrige-19 Goals Noel Cantwell-14 Goals Gerry... 

Formula 1 Midseason Retrospective: The Big Guns

The final part of the Midseason Retrospective looks at the top three teams—the current Big Guns of Formula 1.   Ferrari Fernando Alonso is more than ready for a third World Championship, but in this sport you need to be in the right car. It doesn’t help when a car moves up and down the grid throughout the year, as Ferrari did in 2010 and again in 2011. Ferrari is, however, working... 

Mexican Soccer: Ranking Each Team’s Nickname and Mascot

If you haven’t noticed by now, I’m a big fan of Mexican soccer. However, one of the funniest subjects when it comes to Mexican soccer is the fact that some of the team’s mascots are hilarious. The good thing is that some are actually interesting and don’t make the fans embarrass themselves. So here we go, and I will rank the mascots of all 18 teams in the league. The Criteria: How... 

The Best Race Tracks of the ’60s: Watkins Glen, Indy, Road America

In 1956 I was on leave from the Coast Guard and had my first camera in hand As I arrived at Elkhart Lake in 1956, I took this shot—one of my first anywhere. This was the start of the feature race and drivers were milling around their cars, getting ready for a standing start. Carroll Shelby won the race in a Ferrari against a very good field of D-Jaguars and other potent entries.  Road America... 

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