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What a joke! You guys (NBC Sorts) are buffoons for even bringing the biggest loser in sports history on your broadcasts to "act as an expert" The guy, Matt Millen, is an abject loser and fool. He is all wind and no substance. He is a coward and a joke. He was responsible for the "talent" (or lack there of) and organization that produced the worst results in NFL history! We are going to listen to that?!?! Why?!?! Though I may watch your games, when the "big buffoon" is on the air during pregame or post game I plan on watching "grass grow" rather than watch him. I will never watch that loser as he has nothing that I want to hear nor that anyone would want to hear. For the same reason the Lions should be taken off of the Thanksgiving game broadcast because of their lack of entertainment or competitiveness, Millen should never be brought on as an expert, maybe as a clown, but not as an expert!!! He has no credibility!! He is all blow and no substance. His delivery is perfect as the wounded dove, when in fact he is the perpetrator of crimes against sport fans everywhere. He is the laughing stock of all sports and about as trustworthy as a used car salesman.

Louis Meier
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Interesting article. . .but your geography needs attention. Stillwater is about 80 miles NORTH of Norman.

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George Malone

Will Tiger Woods be the same dominant golfer when he returns? It's hard to be believe.

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#1 - Tue Nov 18, 2008 12:29 PM EST

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Meric

Everything Tiger Woods does is hard to believe, yet he does it. Tiger is mentally on a higher level then everyone else combined. He may be a little rusty, but hard to think that he will be less skillfull then we he last played on a torn ACL.

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#2 - Tue Nov 18, 2008 1:13 PM EST

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TEXAS13

I can't wait til he returns but I pity the poor fools who have to play against him that day. This guy wiil be stronger than ever & a force to be reckoned with.

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#3 - Tue Nov 18, 2008 2:38 PM EST

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Mick from Canada

I can't wait until he returns, the PGA can't wat until he returns, the sports channels can't wait and anybody that has watched golf without him lately understands his dominance in the world of sports. He is truely the eighth wonder of the world. Go buddy GO.......

caddy for my son, I'll buy ya a beer..

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#4 - Tue Nov 18, 2008 3:17 PM EST

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badger74

Tiger is one of those rare people who combines extraordinary talent with extraordinary dedication to his craft. If anyone thinks he will be less of a force than when he left, then they haven't been paying attention.

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#5 - Tue Nov 18, 2008 4:42 PM EST

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MH-446955

Will Tiger have the same motivation without Buick on his bag, and in the parking lot? I would imagine sponsor cash is going to be very limited going forward. I am a big Tiger fan, so I'm not picking on him. IMHO there will be a huge restructuring in professional sports compensation, downward. In most cases this has been a long time coming.

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#6 - Tue Nov 18, 2008 4:55 PM EST

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T. Davey-733453

Even if He does`nt return stronger, it won`t matter, there has never been anyone stronger. I consider myself fortunate just to have been alive to witness what he has already accomplished.

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#7 - Tue Nov 18, 2008 5:01 PM EST

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Dee from Kansas

tiger will dominate for the next several years at least. he's proven that he can play in pain and win. he's proven, really, that he can do anything he sets his mind to in golf. i have no doubt that if he's fully healed, and with a couple of tournaments under his belt, he'll be back as good as ever. not sure better, but as good as he left it. and that's pretty damn good. i'm with the poster above... glad to be alive to see the guy who will likely go down as the best there ever was in the sport. lol.. and i don't even golf! - mt

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#8 - Tue Nov 18, 2008 6:24 PM EST

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done-4 now

The body may show some rust but the mind, determination and drive will be a dominating as ever (and the rust will shake off!)

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#9 - Tue Nov 18, 2008 7:29 PM EST

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steve turner

i wish tiger would adopt a swing that doesn't require so much torque on his left knee. if he injures it again, it might be all she wrote...

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#10 - Tue Nov 18, 2008 7:49 PM EST

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Ron West

As much as Tiger is a true example of skill, physical strength, and mental toughness and acuity; if he comes back with just half the pain he had in the past it will heighten his concentration and his game. The tour will be playing for second for several more years to come.

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#11 - Tue Nov 18, 2008 10:25 PM EST

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palmstring

What in the Tower of Babel was the world's #1 thinking? He may be mentally strong all right, but he's not fully recovered from his knee surgery. It took Kenny Perry 2 yrs. to recover before playing again. I'm concerned that he might not be the same athlete in his prime as he can incur further damage in the same knee from his violent golf swings. Look at what happened to the former Dodgers' closer, Eric Gagne. He had Tommy John surgery after experiencing season-ending shoulder pain. He later returned the next season with the Red Sox too soon.

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#12 - Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:24 AM EST

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What in the Tower of Babel was the world's #1 thinking? He may be mentally strong all right, but he's not at full strength from the knee surgery. It took Kenny Perry 2 yrs. to recover before playing again. I'm concerned that he might not be the same athlete in his prime as he might further damage the same body part as a result of his violent golf swings unless he changes them. Ernie Els even advised him not to come back very soon. Look at what happened to Eric Gagne, the former Dodgers' closer. He underwent season-ending Tommy John surgery on his right shoulder until his release from the team. He returned the next time with the Red Sox for the same position, but he wasn't quite the same person we're used to seeing.

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#13 - Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:39 AM EST

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Tim Orden - Oahu

Tiger won't play until he feels he's ready to. Having said that, if he feels he's ready, then he'll be tough to beat. Count on it....

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#14 - Tue Dec 9, 2008 12:52 AM EST

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Jerry Welch

Tiger always come back stronger; so every one else will be playing for second place. He is that good.

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#15 - Thu Dec 11, 2008 9:37 AM EST

O'Meara says Tiger wants to return in February

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