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I can't believe we're not going to really talk about Phil Mikkelson today in the podcast.

We have so much basketball to cover. We're breaking this into two parts.

This one's going up as soon as we're done right after.

I would just watch the next Hawks game and then we're going to do part two

that we're going to tape right after the end of the Grizzlies jazz game.

So two-parter after you finish this one, part two. Just either way for that or if you're hearing this on Monday

morning, both of them are up and you can take your pick. Phil Mikkelson, now 50-year-old guy wins the PGA

tournament. I was watching all week and all weekend. Yesterday, even when he had the lead,

heading into Sunday, he wasn't the favorite. I thought Brooks Keppgo was going to win.

First hole happens. They have a two-stroke switch and it's like, all right, here we go.

So here comes the Mikkelson fall part. Did not happen.

Keppgo falls apart on the par five and two and then later in the front nine,

all of a sudden Mikkelson has a lead. Nobody makes them run. We did a little locker-room thing,

me and House and Kevin Clark, right during the last five holes and we were saying how we expected

somebody who was around even or minus one or something to, you know, she was 66, 67 and just be

around minus five minus six done with Mikkelson just trying to hold the minus six or minus seven.

Nobody did it. Didn't happen. Course was too hard and you can hear House and Nathan Hubbard break

all of it down on the fairway rolling podcast, which will be up by the time you hear this.

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