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Even with three major championships under his belt, Brooks Koepka feels he gets overlooked. But the PGA Tour star quickly learned that taking off that belt and replacing it with a purple thong draws plenty of attention.
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While enjoying some time off in the Maldives with a crew that included girlfriend Jena Sims, Dustin Johnson, and Paulina Gretzky, Koepka posed for this scantily-clad photo that quickly went viral (WARNING: Brooks' bottom is nearly on full display):
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FacebookPinterestGeez, Brooks. If we knew you were that desperate to get invited into the media center. . .
Anyway, Koepka was asked abutt, err, about the photo in Tuesday's press conference ahead of the Saudi International. Here's the full (monty) exchange with a reporter:
Q. Sorry to be the one to bring it up, but can you talk us through the pictures last week and did you get a bit of ribbing on..

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This past November marked nine months since the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl, a monumental occasion not only enjoyed by the fine people of the City of Brotherly Love, but the entire country minus Bahhhston. But obviously, Philadelphians celebrated a bit harder last February than the rest of us. That's right, they did sex.
These fine folks went at it so hard that Philly hospitals were expecting a surge of babies in November, as first reported by CBS Philly. Celebratory Super Bowl babymaking is hardly a new phenomenon, as evidenced in that creepy commercial with the Seal song from 2016:
Hotels.com is capitalizing on this phenomenon with one of the more unique promotions you'll see for the big game. Darren Rovell tweeted out the news on Tuesday morning:
https://twitter.com/darrenrovell/status/1090283400525766656
That's right Rams and Patriots fans, after your respective teams score on the field, you can score in the bedroom in cele..

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If that sentence doesn't make any sense to you, don't worry, it's about to. Well, as much as a man dressed as a giant leprechaun draining a 94-foot putt at a Notre Dame basketball game with a stadium full of Senior Open practice round tickets on the line can possibly make sense, that is. Stop looking at us like that and just watch the video:
https://twitter.com/fightingirish/status/1090049428499689475?s=21
So, the whole Notre Dame thing explains the leprechaun, and the fact Notre Dame's Warren Golf Course will host the U.S. Senior Open this summer explains why said leprechaun is rolling a golf ball around a basketball court in an attempt to win practice round tickets to said U.S. Senior Open…mostly. What still needs an explanation, however, is why an arena full of college kids erupts like they just won the Mega Millions when, in fact, it was just U.S. SENIOR OPEN PRACTICE ROUND TICKETS. Only at Notre Dame, we swear.
That said, the putt itself is no joke. We'v..

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Andy LyonsWe told you two weeks ago it was over. The Golden State Warriors snapped out of their funk, they've caught fire. It's time to give up any hopes that another team could make the NBA Finals, or even give Golden State a scare in said Finals. We tried to kill them. Twice, actually. Wait, no, three times. All futile attempts.
This point was hammered home on Monday night, when the Warriors rolled into Indiana as only seven-point favorites despite being on a 10-game winning streak in which they've won by an average margin of 16 points. Not to mention the fact the Pacers are without star guard Victor Oladipo for the remainder of the season. Letdown spot? Hardly. The Warriors won by 32, and they did it with only one of their starters playing more than 30 minutes. Steph Curry played just 27 minutes, and he made the most of it, scoring 26 points on 10-for-13 shooting, and he went 6-for-8 from three. The most impressive of those six treys came just before halftime, when Cu..