Mickelson had chances at the US Open in the past but those failures ("I am such an idiot" sound familiar?) have him too psyched out. He still has the game to win non-major tournaments (and maybe even another Masters) but he'll never win a US or a British Open.
If there is any poetic justice, he'll replace Brady during the season and lead the team to the super bowl (where I hope the 49ers crush the Pats, but Tebow still plays well). If that happens you can bet there won't be a girlfriend or wife of Tebow, blaming his teammates for the loss.
Sacramento looks very much like Indianapolis, both mid-level cities that are flat. Bird or Mullin would both be excellent choices for the Kings, as I see those guys immediately getting rid of Tyreke Evans and DeMarcus Cousins.
That goes against the old "two wrongs don't make a right" adage. MLB may be at fault but so is Sosa, he should've chosen not to use steroids even if MLB was looking the other way.
How dare the writer question the wisdom of Nick Saban. He is not to be questioned or critiqued, he is to be followed. Saban is the greatest man since Jesus. Any quarterback that quits on Saban is destined to be a failure for some second rate school. He isn't qualifed to carry A.J. McCarron's jockstrap. The Tide is everything and all else must come second, even our families.
After reading these comments, Rainbow Warriors now conjures up mental images of drag queens swinging purses, and yelling "Take that you beaths, you beaths."
In other news water is wet.
Bird or Mullin would both be excellent choices for the Kings, as I see those guys immediately getting rid of Tyreke Evans and DeMarcus Cousins.
Signed,
The State of Alabama
What talent does his father have?