Honda Classic 2012: Tiger Woods Must Improve His Putting to Climb Leaderboard

If Tiger Woods is to make a charge up the leaderboard at the Honda Classic in Saturday’s third round, his putting will have to keep improving through the weekend. Woods putting was better in Round 2, but there is still room for improvement. Via ESPN: “It was a grind,” he said. “I didn’t really have it today. But I scored. That’s something I can take out of the round.... 

Honda Classic 2012 Leaderboard: Tiger Woods and Golfers Sure to Make a Run

With the third round of the Honda Classic set to go off in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. on Saturday, it is shaping up to be a very wide-open and competitive tournament. The surprise leader is Tom Gillis along with Justin Rose, but there are plenty of elite golfers in the hunt. There is a logjam a few shots back of the lead and there are certain to be a few golfers who are able to separate themselves... 

Honda Classic 2012: Tiger Woods Dodging Cut Isn’t a Victory for Fallen Star

Low goals translate to low rewards. Tiger Woods snuck past the second-round cut at the 2012 Honda Classic, but still being alive is no cause for celebration.  Woods’ name demands higher expectations than just getting by. The Palm Beach Post’s Matt Porter reported that Tiger spoke to the press after day two and said: “Well, I got it going, lost it, got it going, lost it, got... 

Honda Classic 2012: TV Schedule and Tee Times for Saturday

The third round of the 2012 Honda Classic will tee off on Saturday, and it will do so with a handful of players in the chase for the $1 million prize. Tom Gillis and Justin Rose share the lead after two rounds at eight-under, with Dicky Pride and world No. 2 Rory McIlroy hot on their heels at seven-under. Tiger Woods, meanwhile, is well off the pace. He’s at one-under through two rounds, though... 

Arjen Robben: The Key to Dutch Victory at Euro 2012

Arjen Robben was the driving force behind Jose Mourinho’s first English Premier League title with Chelsea in 2005. He spearheaded Bayern Munich’s run to the 2010 Champions League final. He even labored through a debilitating injury to help push Holland to the World Cup final just a month and a half after he’d come up short against Inter Milan at the Bernebeu. Two goals in five matches... 

F1 2012: Teammate Wars: Probable Victors

Who will win it all in 2012?  I have no idea. It all depends on the cars that drivers are given. However, two drivers are given the same car. Who will triumph in the same car in 2012?   I’ve got a pretty good idea of who will win these battles this year. I’ll go from the back of the pack right up to the front and let you know who will be securing their drive for 2013.   Begin... 

10 of the Oddest Brazilian Mononyms

One of the things that makes Brazilian football so appealing is the novel nature of their footballers’ names. The awesome yellow and blue kit plays a part, of course. So does the nostalgia of the “Samba” football that they were last true exponents of around 20 years ago. But there is something so cool about watching a team of players who all—or at least some—go by single-name... 

Picking the England Manager: The FA Is Right Not to Rush the Appointment

The Football Association admitted Friday that it would not be rushed into appointing a new England manager. Trevor Brooking, the FA director of development, stated: “We’re not in a rush. We have a couple of months to take it forward. I don’t see anything happening soon.” Perhaps tellingly, he added: “We obviously want to be aware of all the sensitivities before taking... 

Otago Rugby and New Zealand Rugby’s Need to Go Commercial

If you live in New Zealand, you may have heard that one of the more storied unions in the country is currently in debt and is struggling to stay active and avoid liquidation. Otago, the union that has produced the likes of Josh Kronfeld, Jeff Wilson, Clarke Dermody, Adam Thomson and even Richie McCaw in the age-grades, may be on its last legs. The futility of the Razorbacks and the Highlanders over... 

Ireland at Euro 2012: Who’ll Be Going?

Giovanni Trapattoni has one way of doing things—his way. Fortunately for Irish fans, that way has proved successful with Ireland securing their place at the upcoming UEFA European Championships in Poland and Ukraine by defeating Estonia in a two-legged playoff. Trap’s style, however, isn’t completely popular with the fans, despite pulling the team up by the scruff of the neck and... 

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