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Bitter awesome show so far here, you better you bed Nick Kostos Ken Barkley on the

Beck QL network, a really fun hour of guests, Matt Moore started it off talking MBA. Add

him Rittenberg in the last segment from ESPN talking college football and right

now let's touch on the Charles Schwab challenge coming up this weekend in golf and

to do that we welcome in Jason Sobel from The Action Network he is on Twitter at

Jason Sobel Tian Jason thanks for joining us here on the show it's Nick and Ken

on a Wednesday. How's it going?

That's going well. Good afternoon, guys. How are you doing?

We're good, Jason. We'll get to, you know, colonial and the Schwab and kind of all your all your bets and thoughts on what's a pretty good field actually this week.

But just want to start by asking about what we saw on Sunday. Obviously a pretty crazy final round of a major there in Oklahoma and, you know,

Pereira on 18, Justin Thomas, who was, you know, way, way, way off the pace ends up coming back on the back nine winning in a playoff. Obviously,

Zalatoris is in the mix too. Just some of your take away some of your thoughts on what we saw Sunday. Like, you know, some of the narrative has been me know losing it with the decision.

Some has been like Justin Thomas just played so great. How did you kind of consume Sunday and what were your thoughts?

Yeah, so a lot to get into on their southern hills. And I think we're all going to forget that the first day and a half of the weekend, the first 27 holes weren't really that exciting.

We're sitting around the early Sunday afternoon. Is this it? This is what's going to happen. Need those to win by four or something like that. Of course, that's not what took place.

So of the breakdown, there'll be analysis. First off, Justin Thomas is an absolute stud. I mean, we all have known this for a long time, but JT has an extra gear and he put it into that gear.

I'm not sure I've ever seen anyone with more confident swings off the tee than Justin Thomas 18 in regulation and then both 17 and 18 in the playoff.

That's just fantastic stuff from him. He deserves everything. It's coming to them and don't be surprised if he isn't stuck on the odometer at two for a while.

They'll be surprised that turned to three at some point. They're not too distant future. Will's all a tourist. Quite honestly, I get it. The putter looks bulky at times.

But he may be a generational ball striker. He's already one of the top three iron players in the world alongside Thomas and Colin Morecala and quite frankly.

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