PGA Championship Favorites 2012: Bold Predictions for Golf’s Top Players

The 2012 PGA Championship will play host to many of golf’s top players who are coming into the year’s final major in top form. The WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, like many other events in 2012, was not short on drama. The winner was defending PGA champion Keegan Bradley, but six of the world’s Top 10 players registered Top 10 results at Firestone Country Club. Who will grab the Wanamaker... 

The State of the WTA and Its Ever-Changing Storylines

With the tennis competition at the 30th Olympics in the rear-view mirror, the 2012 season is entering the homestretch. Three of the four majors have been contested, and the only remaining portion of the season is the hard-court circuit. Every remaining WTA Tour event, including the Fed Cup final between Serbia and the Czech Republic, will be contested on a hard court. With that in mind, let’s... 

PGA Championship 2012: Why Unknown Is Sure to Dominate Ocean Course

The 2012 PGA Championship will be won by an unknown golfer this summer. So far, through the season’s first three major tournaments, two have been won by first-time major winners, and the other was won by a golfer who hadn’t won in nearly a decade.  If Bubba Watson’s inexplicable victory at the Masters tells us anything, if Webb Simpson’s U.S. Open title is any indication,... 

PGA Championship Odds 2012: Golfers Worth Betting on at Ocean Course

The 2012 PGA Championship is up for grabs this August, as the first three major tournaments of the year have been won in shocking fashion. Still, there are a handful of solid golfers who are worth betting on at Ocean Course on Kiawah Island this coming weekend. A pair of past tournament champions and a hopeful top the list. Check it out.    Tiger Woods How can you not bet on a four-time... 

PGA Championship 2012: Latest Chatter Surrounding Tiger, Rory, Phil and More

As the world’s best golfers prepare for the year’s final major, the PGA Championship, the usual cast of characters are expected to dominate the headlines once again. If there’s anything the past couple years have shown, it’s to expect the unexpected. Even though Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson are likely to steal the spotlight leading up to Thursday’s tee... 

US Open 2012: Can Late Bloomer Andy Murray Finally Win His 1st Grand Slam?

He’s reached the final of Grand Slams four times, including this year’s Wimbledon, but can London 2012 Olympic gold medalist Andy Murray go one step further and win his first major at the upcoming U.S. Open? Murray first reached a Grand Slam final back in 2008, when at just 21 years old, he lost in straight sets to Roger Federer at the Open. He subsequently lost in the 2010 and 2011 Australian... 

Mexico 3-1 Japan: Men’s Olympic Soccer Semifinal as It Happened

2012 Olympic men’s football semifinals—Wembley Stadium, London. MEXICO 3-1 JAPAN (Fulltime) Goals: Otsu 12′ (Jap), Fabian 31′ (Mex), Peralta 65′ (Mex), Cortes 90+3′ (Mex) Lineups Mexico: Corona, Jimenez, Salcido, Mier, Chavez, Reyes, Aquino (Cortes), Enriquez, Fabian, Dos Santos (Jimenez), Peralta Japan: Gonda, Tokunaga, Sakai, Yoshida, Suzuki, Kiyotake (Usami),... 

South Korea vs. Brazil: Men’s Olympic Soccer Semifinal as It Happened

2012 men’s Olympic football semifinal: South Korea 0-3 Brazil Romulo 38′ Leandro Damiao 57′, 65′ Lineups: South Korea: Lee Bum-Young; Jae-Suk Oh, Young-Gwon Kim, Seok-Ho Hwang, Suk-Young Yun; Koo Ja-Cheol (Joo Woo-Young 58′), Ki Sung-Yueng, Nam Tae-Hee, Kim Bo-Kyung Ji Dong-Won (Sung-Dong Baek 71′); Kim Hyun-Sung (Park Chu-Young 71) Brazil: Gabriel; Rafael, Marcelo... 

Women’s Olympic Soccer 2012: 5 Lessons US Learned from World Cup Loss to Japan

There is no doubt that the players on the U.S. Women’s National Team enter the Olympic soccer final against Japan with revenge on their minds.  Abby Wambach, Megan Rapinoe and Co. are green from their World Cup loss in 2011, in which the Japanese women equalized a lead twice, ultimately beating the U.S. 2-2 (3-1 PKs). It was the most gut-wrenching loss in U.S. Women’s soccer history,... 

USWNT: 8 Thoughts on Thrilling Win over Canada in Olympic Semifinals

In one of the most thrilling wins of its history, the United States women’s national soccer team defeated a stubborn Canada in a thrilling 4-3 victory Monday afternoon in extra time. Having to come back from deficits on three separate occasions, the USWNT finally won the match on a perfectly placed header by Alex Morgan in the 123rd minute. The victory pushed the USWNT into the Olympic gold-medal... 

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