Masters Leaderboard 2012: Why Fred Couples Will Be Leading After Day 3

Fred Couples is no ordinary 52-year-old, and his game is primed to show the world just that when he will take at least a share of the lead into the final round at Augusta National. It is not hard to see why Couples has had so much success at The Masters.  His win there in 1992, as well as a slew of top finishes have proven that he simply has a knack for the Augusta National and that this course... 

Tiger Woods: Scores, Analysis and Twitter Reaction to Round 3 Performance

@fredontv tweeted, “Note to self: mute Masters coverage when Tiger is on screen and 5th grade daughter is in the room.” Not only that, the world’s former No. 1 player played awful Saturday, unable to keep any decorum, screaming “God dammit” and slamming clubs on tee boxes, violently hooking his drives left, seemingly hitting out of trees more than the fairway. “watchin... 

Masters Leaderboard 2012: Contenders Who Will Make a Move on Day 3

Moving day at Augusta National seems to be unlike any other moving day at a PGA Tour tournament, and Saturday at Augusta should be no different. With 19 players within just three strokes of the lead entering Day 3, we can expect some fireworks by the time the sun sets on Saturday in Georgia. Of the players within three strokes of the lead, several have been playing extremely competitive golf as of... 

Masters Results 2012: 5 Players with 1st Major Win in Their Sights

There is a long list of players in the Masters field who are still in search of the first major victory. What better stage to earn that elusive win than Augusta. These five men are sitting in fantastic position to make a run thanks to solid early round scores and a consistent effort going through Saturday. Will any of the five here complete their lifelong goal on Sunday, or will someone else best them... 

Formula 1: Review of the Week’s News

A three-week gap between races this early in the season has left us with a very quiet seven days.  With no race to analyse and nothing to preview, the world of F1 has enjoyed a brief holiday away from the public eye. But even in the quiet times, a few stories will crop up and catch some attention. The Lotus-naming saga rumbles on, Argentina looks certain to return to the calendar in 2013, China... 

USMNT: Top 10 Tweets of the Week (Vol. 5)

What do you do when you’re young, gifted and famous? You open a Twitter account and tell the world your business, of course. Musicians, actors or athletes—everyone needs to let off a little steam now and then. For those of us who cover U.S. soccer, we’re just happy that so many of the players choose to do it so publicly. This week we’ve got Lil Wayne, go-karts... 

Euro 2012 Preview: 8 Things to Know About Croatia

Euro 2012 is around the corner for Croatia, and they’ll be hoping they can shock the world like Ciro Blažević’s bunch did in 1998. Slaven Bilić has a serviceable squad but has drawn a tough group on paper: Spain, Italy and the Republic of Ireland. Here are eight things you need to know about Croatia at Euro 2012.    Begin Slideshow  Read More →

USMNT: Jurgen Klinsmann Issues Challenge to Young Players

United States head coach Jurgen Klinsmann issued a direct challenge to young players looking to establish themselves in the senior team ahead of the 2014 World Cup. You’ve got to play more. In a conference call with reporters on Wednesday, Klinsmann said that following their Olympic qualifying disaster, the promising young players from the U-23 squad will have a harder time solidifying their... 

Ranking the Top 25 National-Team Jerseys in International Soccer

“You look good. You play good. That’s the bottom line.” Those are the words of retired NFL legend Jerry Rice. Given the new and improved kits that continue to come out every year, people in the football (soccer) world seem to agree with him. Jerseys, or kits, have come a very long way over the years. Gone are the days of the heavy, 100 per cent cotton shirts that were worn in the... 

USA and Bolton Midfielder Stuart Holden Returns to Club for Final Rehab Stretch

United States and Bolton midfielder Stuart Holden returned to his club last weekend to begin the final stages of his rehabilitation. After two rehab stretches spanning almost a year, Holden is excited to be back. He told Bolton’s official website: It’s been great to be able to work hard and isolate myself but at the same time I have missed being around the guys. It’s nice to be... 

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