USA Lets Early Lid Slip In Afternoon 4-Ball Matches
The Americans appear to be letting their formidable morning lead slip away, but it's not necessarily because they are playing poorly.
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The Americans appear to be letting their formidable morning lead slip away, but it's not necessarily because they are playing poorly.
The New York Giants' battered and bruised offensive backfield might be getting a familiar face back in time to face the undefeated Minnesota Vikings on Monday night.
Philadelphia Eagles rookie quarterback Carson Wentz is back in Fargo, where he starred at North Dakota State University.
The Americans played Friday morning as if maybe they are the best team ever assembled.
More than 51,000 fans were crammed onto Hazeltine National Golf club before high noon for the first day of matches. The event was sold out months ago.
J.J. Watt, the NFL's best defensive player, had back surgery yesterday. It's unclear if he can return to form, or return at all.
As an incoming freshman, Penn State safety Marcus Allen figured his transition to college football would be gradual.
Dave Lee talked to Golf Commentator and author John Feinstein about who he expects to break out and have a great run at this year's Ryder Cup.
The awards keep rolling in for the Minnesota Lynx, as head coach Cheryl Reeve was voted Coach of the Year.
One of the sport's marquee events started Friday by honoring the late legend.
Supporters of the U.S. Ryder Cup team made no bones about which country they were supporting at Hazeltine Golf Club Friday morning.
Minnesota Lynx center Sylvia Fowles has been named Defensive Player of the Year, the first such honor for a Lynx player.
Dave Lee talked to three-time European team member Jesper Parnevik about the atmosphere that surrounds a Ryder Cup.
The 41st Ryder Cup is off to a rollicking start at Hazeltine. With a rowdy gallery serving as the backdrop, Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed led things off for the Americans against Henrik Stenson and Justin Rose for Europe, which is looking for its fourth straight Ryder Cup victory.
John Feinstein talked to Dave Lee about what Europe has done to capture so many cups and what the U.S. needs to do to win it back.
