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Trish Johnson ties for the lead at the US Senior Open after an impressive round on Saturday, where she currently sits 5 under par.

The Florida Tech women's golf team, cut by the school for budget reasons earlier this year, just won the NCAA D-II title in the program's finale

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Much like Brooks Koepka, Kawhi Leonard dominates his respective sport in the most robotic way possible. Also like Koepka, Leonard's personality could be described as unemotional. It's fair to call them both “flatliners,” though Koepka has made serious strides to change that perception by opening up to the fans and media. Leonard, not so much.
That's not to say Leonard should change for anyone. This style suits him well, even if it makes the times he laughs look and sound like he's an alien that happens to be really, really good at basketball. This is also not to say he has a poor relationship with fans or media, it's just that he doesn't really give them much.
On Friday night, however, Kawhi showed a dry sense of humor rarely seen from him in responding to a question from a reporter about where he and the Raptors “go from here.” What the reporter was getting at is that Toronto has quickly fallen in a 2-0 hole to the Milwuakee Bucks in the Eastern Conferenc..

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Phil Mickelson's calves have gotten a lot of attention lately, but the five-time major champ wants fans to know he hasn't forgotten about another famous part of his body: his thumbs.
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In what is quickly becoming a Saturday major championship tradition, Mickelson made an amusing video on his commute to the golf course. And this time, his focus is on “thumb activation” (Perhaps a little jab at Tiger Woods' famous line about activating his glutes) and breaking a very, VERY unofficial record at Bethpage Black.
According to Mickelson, the one-round record for him giving thumbs up at a tournament (“984” LOL) came the last time Bethpage Black hosted a major at the 2009 U.S. Open. But clearly the most popular golfer in New York now that Woods has sailed away on his yacht, Phil, who enters the weekend tied for 26th place at even par, is planning on moving up the leader board—and moving his favorite fingers a lot…