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All right, here we go on a Monday, back from Vacay, ready to roll live in Los Angeles.

It's the Herd, wherever you may be.

And however, you may be listening, thanks for making

us part of your day, Jordan Schultz filling in for J-Mac this week. Great to have you. A lot of NFL

stuff, drafts a couple of weeks away. I often tell my kids, and I've said this before, now they don't

listen to me, they used to kind of, that the most important quality anybody can have in life

is resilience.

Even for the greatest of all time, Michael Jordan, you saw the Odyssey and the struggles of Michael Jordan.

Can't get through the Celtics, can't get through the Pistons.

Rory McElroy, a golf prodigy, finally wins Augusta in his 17th trip.

17th trip. Resiliency is the key to success in life because it's really hard or everybody would be successful. And Rory McElroy has two great qualities that make him so magnetic on television, which is how most of us watched.

Number one, he is a wizard. He can make shots nobody else can. It's a combination of Tiger Woods,

Phil Mickelson, Jack Nicholas, he is a wizard, bending a ball around trees and laughing after.

Hero shots can often look routine. And the second quality he has,

he can buckle under pressure, hit a wedge into a creek from 125 yards away. As I watched

yesterday, this was not Rory against Justin Rose. It was not Rory against Bryson DeShambot. It was Rory McElroy against Rory McElroy.

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