Hannah FoslienMonday night's National Championship game, like almost all college basketball games, featured its fair share of shoddy officiating. It's just the nature of the sport now, one that is dominated by whistles and replay and missed whistles that require more replay. It can be a brutal watch, and it's not entirely the fault of the referees, as Shane Ryan nicely pointed out on Monday. This was more apparent than ever at certain points during the Virginia-Texas Tech game in Minneapolis.
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Two calls in particular had massive implications on the final outcome, though only one is getting all the attention on Tuesday morning. The call we're referring to occurred with 1:06 remaining left in overtime, with Virginia in possession of the basketball with a 75-73 lead. Cavaliers guard Ty Jerome put up a potential dagger shot to go up four, but missed and the ..

Remember those glory days when the Natty Light 77 pack seemed like a lot of beer? When it felt like no matter what you did or how much you drank, you would never reach the bottom of that beautiful hexagon of hops? Well, those days dried up and so did the beer. Before you knew it, you were wandering supermarket aisles like Lewis without Clark and staring longingly into gray-light gas-station coolers for hours on end. But now, for the first time in a long time, there is hope. Hope because Natural Light has finally returned, and with it the promise of even more beer.
How much more beer? Well, for every birdie made on Masters Sunday, they assure the good, golf-loving people of America, one lucky fan will win a year's supply of Natural Light.
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A sentiment on full display during his Monday press conference at the Masters. Here were our seven favorite moments of DeChambeau…well, being DeChambeau:
Bryson, the politician
DeChambeau opened his presser by saying, “First of all, it's an honor to be here, and thank you for having me in here, everyone, thank you.” In three instances, his first response to a question was, “That's a great question.” On two separate occasions, he asked if he had properly answered the question raised. DeChambeau is either a) tryin..

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Keyur KhamarATLANTA, GA – SEPTEMBER 23: Tiger Woods celebrates his two stroke victory on the 18th hole green as fans watch behind him during the final round of the TOUR Championship, the final event of the FedExCup Playoffs, at East Lake Golf Club on September 23, 2018 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Keyur Khamar/PGA TOUR)It is hard to quantify what the impact would be if Tiger Woods were to add another Masters title to his impressive collection of four victories at Augusta National. As it pertains to one of the biggest daily-fantasy golf tournaments for the year's first major, it turns out there's reason to root for Tiger to slip on the green jacket once again.
FanDuel announced it will refund all entries to its $1-million guaranteed Mega Eagle tournament if Tiger Woods wins this year's Masters. Event organizers will refund the $15 entry fee back to your FanDuel account—even if an entrant doesn't have Tiger in their six-person lineup.
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