Dwight Crisp
Dwight is a manufacturing professional living in the Mid-South. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering as well as an MBA. YCN represents Dwight s first foray into writing. Rather than writing about business, he prefers to focus most of his articles on sports and politics.
When the weather is nice you will find Dwight, golf club in hand, in his quest to get into the mid-80s. In his remaining spare time, Dwight likes to relax at home with his wife where he will occasionally entertain her by banging out 12 bar blues on the piano or attempting a poor imitation of a Peanuts tune.
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When the weather is nice you will find Dwight, golf club in hand, in his quest to get into the mid-80s. In his remaining spare time, Dwight likes to relax at home with his wife where he will occasionally entertain her by banging out 12 bar blues on the piano or attempting a poor imitation of a Peanuts tune.
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Celebrities and GolfAthletes and entertainers join with professional golfers at Pebble Beach.
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How Will Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy Fare in 2013?With the PGA Tour just getting going in 2013 I take a look at the prospects for the world's two top ranked golfers.
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Phil Mickelson Contemplating Early Retirement?Phil Mickelson is considering "drastic changes" to his career. Could the tax man be forcing Mickelson into early retirement?
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Harbaugh Brothers to Meet in Super Bowl XLVIIThe participants in Super Bowl XLVII are set. The head coaches for this game are brothers Jim and John Harbaugh. Harbowl II should be very interesting. -
Is it Round Two for Tiger and Elin?It seems that Tiger Woods has proposed to Elin Nordegren, again. Will it be round two for the couple?
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The Bizarre Case of Manti Te’o's GirlfriendManti Te'o's senior season at Notre Dame was well documented. Especially the tragedies surrounding his grandmother and his girlfriend. It seems that only one had any basis in reality.
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NFL Postseason Records FallThe 2012 NFL Playoffs are in full swing. There were some record setting performances during the Divisional weekend. Here is a quick recap of the weekend and some additional NFL postseason records.
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Tim Tebow’s Uncertain FutureTim Tebow is one of the most talked about players in the NFL. After a lost 2012 season, what does the future hold for Tebow?
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The Worst Call Ever?We have all witnessed some bad calls by officials, but this one in the 2013 Outback Bowl might just be the worst call ever.
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The Top NFL Moment of 2012The NFL has certainly had some terrific moments in 2012. In this article I submit my pick for the top NFL moment of 2012. -
Sports Resolutions for 2013It is time for New Year's resolutions. In 2013, there are some individuals and teams that truly need to make some resolutions. In this article I make 10 resolutions that would make 2013 a better year in the world of sports.
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Alex Smith is Still a Solid NFL QuarterbackAlex Smith is no longer the starting quarterback for the San Fransisco 49ers. However, he is still deserving of a starting job in the NFL.
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BCS Title Game Almost SetThe 2012 BCS National Championship game is nearly set. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish will be one participant. The second team will be decided in the SEC Championship game. -
Five Takeaways from the 2012 Ryder Cup: A Fan’s ViewWith the 2012 Ryder Cup now concluded, I offer up five takeaways from the matches.
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American Team Takes Big Lead into Singles: A Fan’s TakeThe American team had another nice day of team play and take a 10-6 lead into the final day of Ryder Cup competition.
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Americans Take Ryder Cup Lead After First Day: A Fan’s TakeAfter the first day of the 2012 Ryder Cup matches the American side leads the Europeans 5-3. The very bright spot for the European side was the play of Nicolas Colsaerts.
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Throw Out the Ryder Cup Records: A Fan’s TakeYou have probably heard the phrase "throw out the records". When looking at the 2012 Ryder Cup player records, it would probably be a good idea for the American side to do exactly that.
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College Football's Best StadiumsThere are great venues for college football from coast to coast. Here is my list of the best stadiums in college football. -
Five Takeaways from the 2012 TOUR Championship: A Fan’s ViewBrandt Snedeker won the 2012 TOUR Championship and the FedEx Cup. In this article I look at a few takeaways from the TOUR Championship.
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Brandt Snedeker Wins TOUR Championship, FedEx Cup: A Fan’s TakeBrandt Snedeker won the 2012 TOUR Championship and with it the FedEx Cup.
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Snedeker, Rose Lead TOUR Championship: A Fan’s TakeBrandt Snedeker has risen to the top of the TOUR Championship leaderboard. This also puts him squarely in the FedEx Cup discussion.
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Furyk Leads TOUR Championship, McIlroy Leads FedEx Cup: A Fan’s TakeAt the halfway point of the 2012 TOUR Championship Jim Furyk hold the lead. Meanwhile, Rory McIlroy retains his lead in the chase for the FedEx Cup.
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Woods Shares the Lead at TOUR Championship: A Fan’s TakeAfter the first round of the 2012 Tour Championship, Tiger Woods finds himself in a familiar position.
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The Forgotten Men of the TOUR Championship: A Fan’s TakeMost of the attention at the TOUR Championship is focused on Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy. However, Brandt Snedeker and Nick Watney should not be forgotten.
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2012 TOUR Championship Preview: A Fan’s TakeThe 2012 TOUR Championship, the finale of the FedEx Cup Playoffs, begins on September 20. In this article I offer up a little preview.
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The 2012 American Ryder Cup TeamThe American team is now set for the upcoming Ryder Cup matches at Medinah Country Club. Here is a quick listing of the 2012 team.Also published on:
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Ten Things to Know About Ryder Cup HistoryThe 39th Ryder Cup matches will be held at Medinah Country Club beginning on September 28, 2012. Here are 10 things to know about the history of this great event.
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Rory McIlroy Captures the BMW Championship: A Fan’s TakeRory McIlroy played terrific golf in following up his Deutsche Bank Championship victory with a win at the 2012 BMW Championship.
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Mickelson Makes His Move at BMW Championship: A Fan’s TakeAfter tying the course record at Crooked Stick, Phil Mickelson holds a share of the lead prior to the final round.
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Woods and McIlroy Near Lead at BMW Championship: A Fan’s TakeHalfway through the 2012 BMW Championship the storyline is once again Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy.
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Auburn Tigers in the NFLAuburn has turned out many fine football players over the years. Here is a list of former players currently in the NFL.
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Sergio’s Surge Continues: A Fan’s TakeAfter two rounds at The Barclays Sergio Garcia finds himself at the top of the leaderboard. Garcia will look to make it back-to-back wins on the PGA Tour.
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Auburn Football: Everything You Need to KnowThe Auburn Tigers have a great tradition of college football. In this article, I highlight a few facts that will acquaint readers with the Tigers. -
Wyndham Championship in a Difficult Schedule Slot: A Fan’s TakeThe Wyndham Championship falls between the PGA Championship and the FedEx Cup Playoffs. That is a tough schedule slot to have.
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Tiger Woods’ Successful 2012 Season: A Fan’s TakeThe major championships for the 2012 PGA Tour season are now complete. How should Tiger Woods view his 2012 results?
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Five Takeaways from the 2012 PGA Championship: A Fan’s ViewThe 2012 PGA Championship has crowned its champion. Here I look back at five things we should take away from this tournament.Also published on:
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Tied for the Lead, is it Tiger’s Time at the Ocean Course? Fan’s TakeAfter two rounds of the 2012 PGA Championship Tiger Woods finds himself in a familiar position, tied for the lead. Can Woods capture his 15th career major championship?
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Things to Do at the PGA Championship: A Fan’s TakeKiawah Island's Ocean Course will be the site of the 2012 PGA Championship. If you are attending this event be sure to take in the sights of nearby Charleston.Also published on: -
It Should Be a Great Final Round at Firestone: A Fan’s TakeThe final round of the WGC Bridgestone Invitational should be exciting. The final grouping is composed of three major championship winners.
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Furyk on Fire, Leads at WGC Bridgestone: A Fan’s TakeJim Furyk has played two terrific rounds of golf to take the lead into the weekend at the WGC Bridgestone Invitational.
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My Most Surprising Olympic MomentIn 1988 in Seoul Carl Lewis and Ben Johnson went head-to-head in the men's 100 meters. The result was one of the most surprising moments in Olympic history.
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Guess Who is Back to Number Two: A Fan’s TakeTiger Woods has rather quietly moved to number two in the World Golf Rankings. He will likely be number one before too long.
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Auburn’s 25 Greatest Football Players: A Look Back in HistoryThe Auburn Tigers have a great tradition of college football. Many excellent players have come through the program over the years. Here is my list of the 25 greatest players in Auburn history.
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Five Takeaways from the 2012 Open Championship: A Fan’s TakeThe 2012 Open Championship has concluded. In this article I look at five things I learned from this tournament.
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A Terrible Ending, but a Big Win for the Big Easy: A Fan’s TakeAdam Scott was going to win the 2012 Open Championship. Everyone knew it. But then he faltered and grasping the Claret Jug was former winner Ernie Els.
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Adam Scott Regains Lead at the Open Championship: A Fan’s TakeAdam Scott regained the lead at the 2012 Open Championship during third round play. Only one solid round of golf stands between him and the Claret Jug.
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Can Snedeker or Scott Hold Off Tiger? Fan’s TakeBrandt Snedeker and Adam Scott are currently three shots clear of the field after two rounds of the 2012 Open Championship. Tiger Woods is the man in third place. Can the leaders hold off Tiger?
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Snedeker Leads at Open, Scott One Back: A Fan’s TakeBrandt Snedeker is leading the 2012 Open Championship after the completion of the second round. Adam Scott and Tiger Woods are just below Snedeker on the leaderboard.
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Adam Scott Leads at the Open, Big Names Close Behind: A Fan’s TakeThe first round of the 2012 Open Championship saw some excellent scores during the morning. Adam Scott led the way along with Tiger Woods, Ernie Els and other big names.
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Former Winners of the Open Championship at Royal Lytham and St AnnesThe 2012 Open Championship will be contested at Royal Lytham and St Annes. This article looks back at past winners of the Open on this great golf course.
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Contenders for the 2012 Open Championship: A Fan’s TakeNo one knows who will claim the 2012 Open Championship title. However, I think I can help identify some of the contenders.
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Groups to Watch at the 2012 Open Championship: A Fan’s TakeIn this article I take a look at some of the featured groupings for the 2012 Open Championship.
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Molinari Leads, Mickelson Lurks at Scottish Open: A Fan’s TakeFrancesco Molinari leads after three rounds of the Scottish Open. Lurking only three shots behind is Phil Mickelson.
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Mickelson Moves Up in Scotland: A Fan’s TakePhil Mickelson played quite well in the second round of the 2012 Scottish Open. It came just in time.
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The Decade of American Dominance at the British Open: A Fan’s TakeAmerican golfers have enjoyed considerable major championship success. The Open Championship is no exception. This article profiles the Americans' dominance of the 1920s.
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Past American Champions at the British Open: A Fan’s ReviewAmericans have a long history at the British Open. Here is a list of American winners of the Open Championship.Also published on: -
Why Tiger Woods Won’t Win the 2012 Open Championship: A Fan’s TakeIf recent history is any indication, Tiger Woods will not win the 2012 Open Championship.
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Top 10 Favorite Things About the British OpenThe British Open is the third major championship of the golf season. Here are my favorite things about the Open Championship.
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Past British Open Champions that Could Win in 2012: A Fan’s TakeThere are 17 former Open Champions entered in the 2012 Championship. Do any of them have a chance to hoist the Claret Jug again?
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Tom Watson Makes Cut at Greenbrier, Woods, Mickelson Go Home: A Fan's TakeTom Watson, 62, made the cut at the 2012 Greenbrier Classic. Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson can begin focusing on the British Open.Also published on:
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Vijay Singh Leads, Big Names Struggle at Greenbrier: A Fan’s TakeVijay Singh had a terrific first round at the Greenbrier Classic. Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson can't wait for round two.Also published on:
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The Kansas City Royals' All-time TeamOn July 10 the MLB All-Stars will gather in Kansas City. In honor of that occasion I put together my all-time team for the Kansas City Royals.
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Four Players to Watch at the Greenbrier Classic: A Fan’s TakeThe 2012 Greenbrier Classic begins on July 5th. Here are four players that I will be watching.Also published on:
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The Top Five NFL Story Lines for the 2012 SeasonEven though we are experiencing the heat of summer, the NFL season is just around the corner. Here are my top five story lines heading into the season.
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The New Tiger Woods: A Fan’s TakeEveryone is waiting for the old Tiger Woods to return. While we wait, I suggest that the new Tiger Woods is also pretty good.Also published on: -
A Nation of Laws?It seems that the Obama Administration believes themselves to be above the law. What else could explain their refusal to obey federal laws?
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Woods Makes it Three Titles in 2012: A Fan’s TakeTiger Woods notched yet another victory on the PGA Tour, winning the AT&T National at Congressional Country Club. It is Woods' third title in 2012.Also published on:
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A Tournament Without Spectators: A Fan’s TakeOvernight storms damaged the Congressional Country Club course. As a result the third round of the AT&T National was held without spectators.Also published on:
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The Top 10 Kansas City Royals All-StarsThe Kansas City Royals are hosting MLB's best at the 2012 All-Star game. In honor of that, I list my top Royals All-Stars from the past.Also published on: -
What We Learned from the 2012 U.S. Open: A Fan’s TakeNow that the 2012 U.S. Open is complete, I look back at a few things we learned during the tournament.Also published on:
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Tiger Tumbles at the U.S. Open: A Fan’s TakeTiger Woods entered the third round of the 2012 U.S. Open tied for the lead. After a very disappointing day Woods finds himself looking up at trio of former U.S. Open champions.Also published on:
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670 Yard Par-5s and Other Thoughts on the U.S. Open from a FanThe U.S. Open Championship is known as a tough test of golf. The 2012 U.S. Open will be no different as the Lake Course at the Olympic Club should present quite the challenge.Also published on:
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There Has to Be a U.S. Open Favorite: A Fan's TakeEvery tournament has to have a favorite and the 2012 U.S. Open is no exception. Here are the favorites according to the bookmakers.Also published on:
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The Best Golfers Never to Win the U.S. Open: A Fan's TakeThere are some great golfers that never won the U.S. Open. Here is my list of the best of those players.Also published on:
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Mickelson and Motivation at the U.S. Open: A Fan's TakeSometimes it would seem that Phil Mickelson needs the proper motivation in order to play well. Motivation should not be an issue at the U.S. Open beginning on June 14, 2012.Also published on:
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Snead and Mickelson, Never Better Than Second: A Fan's TakeThe U.S. Open trophy has some legendary names engraved on it. It is also missing some prominent names as well. Sam Snead and Phil Mickelson came oh so close to winning but never finished better than second.Also published on:
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The Greatest U.S. Open Champions: A Fan’s TakeFour men have won four U.S. Open titles. In this article I name each man and talk about one that you probably did not know.Also published on:
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Tiger Woods’ Top Moments at the U.S. OpenTiger Woods has had a long and storied career. He has experienced many great moments at the U.S. Open Championship. Here are some of his top moments, both good and bad.Also published on: -
10 Great U.S. Open CoursesThe U.S. Open has been contested on some great courses over the years. Here is my list of the best U.S. Open venues.Also published on:
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Is Tiger or Anyone Else the U.S. Open Favorite? a Fan’s TakeThe U.S. Open Championship is almost here. Is Tiger Woods the favorite? Is there a favorite to win the title?Also published on:
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Winners of the U.S. Open ChampionshipHere is a list of the winners of the United States Open Golf Championship.Also published on:
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Tiger Woods Never Ceases to SurpriseJust when you think Tiger Woods is not the tournament favorite he reminds you that he still has plenty of golf left in the tank.Also published on:
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How I Am Working Out Without Putting on WeightWhen I started working out I quickly began to put on weight. I had to dial it back a bit on the weights to maintain a normal weight.
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Should You Put a Hybrid Club in Your Bag?I never gave much thought to hybrid clubs until I went to a demo day at a local golf course.
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Jason Dufner Keeps on Rolling: A Fan’s TakeJason Dufner is on a serious roll of late. Halfway through the Crowne Plaza Invitational Dufner has not slowed down.
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The 2012 PGA Tour Season Hits the Halfway Mark: A Fan’s Review Part IIHere is part two of my review of the 2012 PGA Tour at the mid-season mark.Also published on:
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The 2012 PGA Tour Season Hits the Halfway Mark: A Fan’s Review Part IWe have reached the halfway point in the 2012 PGA Tour schedule. I present my summary of the season in two parts. This is part one.Also published on:
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Kuchar Claims Players Title: A Fan’s TakeMatt Kuchar won the biggest title of his career in claiming the 2012 Players Championship.
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Poulter Sizzles, Woods Fizzles at the Players: A Fan’s TakeThe first round of the Players Championship featured great rounds by a couple of Brits and less than scintillating rounds for some other top players.
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Is the Players the Fifth Major? a Fan’s TakeThe Players Championship is an important tournament on the PGA Tour, but is it the fifth major?
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The Players Championship: A Fan’s PreviewThe PGA Tour moves back to Florida for the Players Championship. Here is a quick preview.
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Mickelson Inducted into Hall of Fame: A Fan’s TakePhil Mickelson will be inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame on May 7, 2012.
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Rickie Fowler Claims His First PGA Tour Title: A Fan’s TakeDespite Tiger Woods missing the cut, the Wells Fargo Championship provided some excitement for PGA fans as Rickie Fowler claimed his first career PGA Tour title.
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Woods, Mickelson Headline at Quail Hollow: A Fan’s TakeTiger Woods and Phil Mickelson headline a good field at the 2012 Wells Fargo Championship.
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Now Romney is Too Conservative?The Obama campaign is attempting to portray Mitt Romney as too conservative. Is that an apt description of Romney?
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The Zurich Classic is All About Bubba: A Fan’s TakeBubba Watson heads to Cajun country as the headliner at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
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The Luck of the DraftThe 2012 NFL draft is coming up soon. The first two picks are all but guaranteed to be quarterbacks. However, only one has Luck on his side.
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Mitt Romney Should Keep His Tax Ideas QuietSome details of Mitt Romney's tax plans recently surfaced. Romney should have kept them under wraps.
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Remembering the 2012 Masters: A Fan’s Last LookThe 2012 Masters is complete, however it deserves one final look. Here are the things which I will remember.
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Watson Wins the Masters His Way: A Fan's TakeBubba Watson claimed he first Masters title defeating Louis Oosthuizen on the second playoff hole.Also published on:
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Mickelson, McIlroy Make Moves at the Masters: A Fan’s TakeSaturday is moving day at the Masters. The third round of the 2012 Masters saw more movement than usual. Not all the movement was up the leaderboard.
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Fred Couples Shares the Lead at the Masters: A Fan’s TakeAfter two rounds at the Masters, Fred Couples shares the lead with Jason Dufner. However, an international cast of stars are close on their heels.
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Notes from Day One at the Masters: A Fan’s TakeDay one at the Masters is complete. Here are some notes from the first round.
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Who Will Win the Green Jacket in 2012? a Fan’s TakeEveryone it seems has their take on who will win the 2012 Masters. Here is mine.
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Top Athletes to Resurrect Their Careers and Taste Greatness AgainAs we prepare to celebrate Easter and the Lord's resurrection, we reflect on athletes that resurrected their careers.Also published on:
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The Most Masters Runner-up Finishes Without a Green Jacket: A Fan Looks BackMany remember Greg Norman's failures at the Masters, but he does not have the most runner-up finishes without winning the Green Jacket.
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Which Former Champ Has the Best Chance to Win the Masters? a Fan’s TakeWhich former Masters champion has the best chance to claim the Green Jacket in 2012?
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Clown Shots and Other Notes from Redstone: A Fan’s TakePGA Tour golfers got a little love from NBC's Johnny Miller during round three of the Shell Houston Open.
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Mickelson Has a Long Day at the Office: A Fan’s TakePhil Mickelson had a long day at his office on March 30. Of course, that day was probably better than your day at the office.
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Top International Players in Masters History: A Fan’s TakeThere have been some great international players that have made their way to Augusta National. Here are the men that top my list of the greatest international champions in Masters history.
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The Masters Title Marks Golf Greatness: A Fan’s TakeThe Masters has drawn golf's best since 1934. Many of those that have claimed the Green Jacket are among the games greatest players.
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Masters Madness: A Fan’s Dream Masters Sweet 16It is March Madness time. In that spirit, I submit Masters Madness, a Sweet 16 of the world's best at Augusta National.
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Tiger Woods and Tim Tebow Dominate the News for Different Reasons: A Fan’s TakeTiger Woods and Tim Tebow have dominated recent sports headlines. However, they are doing so for different reasons.
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Tiger Woods Tastes Victory Once Again at Bay Hill: A Fan’s TakeTiger Woods put an end to his losing streak on the PGA Tour by winning his seventh title at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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Ernie Els in Good Position at Bay Hill: A Fan’s TakeMost of the coverage prior to the final round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational is sure to be focused on the leader, Tiger Woods. For this article, I talk about others such as Ernie Els.
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McDowell Shoots 63, but Tiger the Story at Bay Hill: A Fan’s TakeGraeme McDowell surged up the leaderboard at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, but it was Tiger Woods that gained a share of the lead after the second round at Bay Hill.
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The Two Types of Players at Bay Hill: A Fan’s TakeWhile the PGA Tour is a Bay Hill, the players are already looking toward the Masters. Some are sharpening their game while others are just trying to punch their ticket to Augusta.
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Hank Haney's Book About Tiger Woods Has Piqued My Interest: A Fan’s PerspectiveHave the excerpts from Hank Haney's book, "The Big Miss", captured your attention? It does seem like an interesting read.
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Top Five Golfers Under Age 25: A Fan’s TakeMuch has been written about Rory McIlroy's rise to the top of the world rankings. What about the other top young players in the world?
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Don’t Sleep on the Transitions Championship: A Fan’s TakeThe Transitions Championship may not be the sexiest tournament on tour, but that does not mean it is not important.
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Is it Too Soon to Talk About the Masters? a Fan’s TakeThe Masters is the first major championship of the golf year. It is also one of my favorite tournaments. Hopefully it is not too soon to begin talking about the Masters.
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Should Teleprompters Be Illegal for Presidential Candidates?Rick Santorum recently called for teleprompters to be declared illegal for presidential candidates. I see his point, but I must disagree.Also published on: -
Even the Pros Make Mistakes: A Fan’s TakeWe have all had crazy scores on a golf course. Sometimes even the professional players make the same mistakes that amateurs make.
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Blue Monster Bites Bubba Back: A Fan’s TakeAfter two great rounds at Doral, the Blue Monster extracted a little revenge on Bubba Watson as Justin Rose takes the Cadillac Championship title.
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Bubba Watson Extends Lead at Doral: A Fan’s TakeBubba Watson followed up on his spectacular second round by shooting 5-under par 67 in the third round of the WGC Cadillac Championship.
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Bubba Watson Tames the Blue Monster, Leads After Round Two: A Fan’s TakeRound two of the WGC Cadillac Championship featured Bubba Watson's 10-under par 62. Bubba leads at Doral but Justin Rose is right on his heels.
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Unexpected Leaders After WGC Cadillac Championship’s First Round: A Fan’s TakeMost expected the WGC Cadillac Championship to be about Rory, Tiger and Phil. However they are not at the top of the leaderboard. Adam Scott and Jason Dufner lead while several players felt the bite of the Blue Monster.
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Five Players to Watch at the WGC Cadillac Championship: A Fan’s TakeThe world's top golfers converge on Doral March 8 for the WGC Cadillac Championship. Here are my five players to watch.
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Why I Voted for Rick Santorum on Super TuesdayOn Super Tuesday voters in 10 states made their selections for president. I voted for Rick Santorum. This article outlines my decision.
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The PGA Tour Moves to Doral: A Fan’s PreviewThe PGA Tour continues the Florida swing in Doral as the players take on the Blue Monster.
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Rory McIlroy Wins, Becomes World Number One: A Fan’s ReactionRory McIlroy won the Honda Classic by two strokes over Tiger Woods and Tom Gillis. With his victory, McIlroy becomes the world's new number one player.
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Super Tuesday Voter: Santorum's Conservatism Wins Over this TennesseanMitt Romney won the Arizona and Michigan presidential primaries on February 28. Will Romney's wins affect GOP voters in Super Tuesday states?
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Rory McIlroy is Going to Be the Number One Player in the World: A Fan’s TakeRory McIlroy is currently the number two golfer in the world. It will not be long before he replaces Luke Donald at the top of the rankings.
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Mickelson Comes Up Short, Haas Wins at Riviera: A Fan’s TakeThe Northern Trust Open needed extra holes to decide the 2012 champion. On the second extra hole Bill Haas claimed the victory over Phil Mickelson and Keegan Bradley.
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Mickelson Leads at Halfway Mark of Northern Trust Open: A Fan’s TakePhil Mickelson continued his recent strong play and holds the lead after round two of the 2012 Northern Trust Open at Riviera Country Club.
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Rick Santorum Comes to the FrontRick Santorum surged to the front of the Republican presidential field with his victories on February 7, 2012 in Missouri, Minnesota and Colorado.
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Five Players to Watch at the Northern Trust Open: A Fan’s PreviewThe PGA Tours moves from Pebble Beach to venerable Riviera Country Club for the Northern Trust Open. Here are my five players to watch for this tournament which begins on February 16, 2012.Also published on:
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Phil at His Finest, Mickelson Wins at Pebble Beach: A Fan’s TakeCharlie Wi faltered, as did Tiger Woods, while Phil Mickelson came from six shots back to win the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am on Sunday February 12.Also published on:
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Wi Leads, but Tiger Lurks at Pebble Beach: A Fan’s TakeCharlie Wi leads entering the final round of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. However, Tiger Woods is in the hunt and will be paired with Phil Mickelson in the next to the last grouping of the final round.Also published on:
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Tiger and Phil Are in the Hunt at Pebble Beach: A Fan’s TakeWhile Charlie Wi holds the lead halfway through the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, the story is about Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson lurking near the leaderboard.Also published on:
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Lee, Wi and Johnson Lead at Pebble After Round One: A Fan’s TakeDanny Lee, Charlie Wi and Dustin Johnson sit atop the leaderboard after the first round of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.Also published on:
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First Person: Budgeting for My First HouseFor anyone thinking about purchasing a house, one of the first decisions to be made is the budget. In this article I discuss how I arrived at a reasonable budget for my first house.
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Five Players to Watch at Pebble Beach: A Fan’s TakeThe PGA Tour makes its annual stop at Pebble Beach. Tiger and Phil are teeing it up on the Monterey Peninsula. Who are the other players to watch?Also published on:
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Tiger Woods Makes His 2012 PGA Tour Debut at Pebble Beach: A Fan’s PreviewTiger Woods returns to Pebble Beach to make his first start of the year on the PGA Tour.Also published on:
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Kyle Stanley Bounces Back to Claim First Title: A Fan’s TakeFor the second straight week the PGA Tour saw a lead dissipate. This time Kyle Stanley came out the winner as he claims the Waste Management Phoenix Open title.Also published on:
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Mickelson’s Play Improves, Ryan Palmer Leads in Scottsdale: A Fan’s TakeThe first round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open has been suspended due to darkness. Ryan Palmer leads followed by Webb Simpson. Phil Mickelson also had a decent first round.
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Should Government Further Restrict Food Stamp Purchases?Florida lawmakers have proposed legislation that would not permit food stamp recipients to buy items such as soft drinks, candy and ice cream. Has government regulation gone too far? -
Romneycare: It's Worth Getting Upset AboutRick Santorum and Mitt Romney had an informative exchange on healthcare during the recent presidential debate in Florida. Sorry Mitt, but your signature piece of legislation is worth getting upset about.
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The Waste Management Phoenix Open: A Fan’s PreviewThe PGA Tour heads to Phoenix for the Waste Management Open. The TPC Scottsdale course will also be welcoming golf's largest galleries to the 16th hole.Also published on:
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Tiger Woods Falls Short in Abu Dhabi: A Fan’s ReactionTied for the lead entering the final round of the HSBC Golf Championship in Abu Dhabi, Tiger Woods was in position for the win. However, the day belonged to Robert Rock as he earned his second win on the European Tour.Also published on:
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Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods Are Worlds Apart: A Fan’s TakeTiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are polar opposites. At the start of this season they remain worlds apart.Also published on:
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It's Time to Put the Brakes on the Mitt Romney ExpressMitt Romney's campaign was close to achieving critical mass in the Republican primary race. I am glad that voters have begun to apply the brakes to his campaign bus.
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South Carolina Has Done the Nation a FavorSouth Carolina did the nation a service when they voted for Newt Gingrich over Mitt Romney. Now the primary battle can continue.
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Rick Santorum: Consistently ConservativeThe Republican presidential primary race is now down to four contenders. Rick Santorum is something of the forgotten man in the race. He is due a second look from primary voters.
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First Person: Why I Maintain an Emergency FundMany experts recommend having an emergency fund. What are the benefits of having one and how might it be advantageous?
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Tiger Woods Heads to Abu Dhabi: A Fan’s PreviewTiger Woods is heading to Abu Dhabi for the HSBC Golf Championship beginning on January 26, 2012. There will be no lack of competition awaiting Tiger in the desert.Also published on:
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Mitt Romney’s Tax Problem and OursMitt Romney has been coerced into releasing his tax returns this week. Should Republican voters care what Romney's tax returns will reveal?Also published on: -
The Farmers Insurance Open Has a Different Feel This Year: A Fan’s TakeWith most of the world's top players in Abu Dhabi, the Farmers Insurance Open will have a different feel this year.Also published on:
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Mickelson Has Tough Day; Toms and Villegas Lead at Humana: A Fan’s TakeAfter the first round of the Humana Challenge, David Toms and Camilo Villegas lead the field. Phil Mickelson finds himself at the other end of the leaderboard.Also published on:
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First Person: Getting My Emergency Fund Off the GroundMost people have a vague notion that they need an emergency fund but they may not know exactly how to start one. Here I describe how I started my emergency fund.
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Newt Gingrich Makes a Comeback in South CarolinaNewt Gingrich is once again rising in the polls thanks to his recent debate performance. However, some have been critical of his remarks.Also published on:
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Fan's Take: Will Phil Mickelson Win on the PGA Tour in 2012?Phil Mickelson will begin his 2012 season at the Humana Challenge on January 19. What are some reasonable expectations for Mickelson this year?Also published on: -
The Humana Challenge and the Multiple Course Format: A Fan’s OutlookThe Humana Challenge begins on January 19. Formerly the Bob Hope Classic, the Humana Challenge has multiple courses to test the field of professionals and their amateur partners. I like the multiple course format.Also published on:
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Phil Mickelson’s Early-Season Success: A Fan’s TakePhil Mickelson will be teeing it up at the Human Challenge on January 19. Phil has enjoyed tremendous early season success throughout his career. What will 2012 hold for Mickelson?Also published on: -
Top 5 PGA Players Over the Age of 40: A Fan's TakeSteve Stricker won the first event of the PGA Tour's 2012 season. Stricker leads a strong field of PGA veterans over the age of 40. Here are the top 5 players over 40 according to the official world rankings.Also published on:
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Fan's Take: Tim Tebow and Tiger Woods to Play Golf Together?There are reports that Tim Tebow may receive an invitation to play in the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. His first choice for a playing partner is none other than Tiger Woods. That would make for an interesting pairing.Also published on:
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Should Gingrich and Perry Halt Their Attacks on Mitt Romney?Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry have attacked Mitt Romney for his tenure at Bain Capital. Should Perry and Gingrich hold their fire or pursue the attack?
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Can Anything Be Done to Change the Presidential Primary Process?Many have called for changes to the presidential primary process. What needs change is the type of candidates which are selected. Would changing the process help?Also published on:
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Can Ron Paul Win the Republican Nomination?Ron Paul finished in third place in the Iowa caucuses on January 3. Does this help his chances to win the Republican presidential nomination?
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Can Gingrich's Super PAC Take Out Romney?Allies of Newt Gingrich are firing back at Mitt Romney with the release of a new documentary called "When Mitt Romney Came to Town". Do super PACs have a role to play in the primary process?
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First Person: Why I Still Work in Manufacturing Despite the DownturnDespite the recent downturn and the productivity gains of recent years there are still manufacturing jobs in America. The manufacturing sector may even be poised for a rebound.
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Fan's Take: Will Tiger Woods Win on the PGA Tour in 2012?Even when he is not playing Tiger Woods is the center of the golfing universe. As the 2012 season begins, how will Tiger fare?Also published on:
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America in Decline? it Need Not HappenIt seems that many in the media want to trumpet America's decline. Why is this the case? America is still the greatest nation in the world and can continue to be if given the proper leadership.
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Top 5 Quarterbacks in the 2011 NFL PlayoffsThe 2011 NFL playoffs are set. To succeed in the playoffs requires good quarterback play. Who are the top quarterbacks in the playoffs this year?
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Top Five NFL Statistical Achievements in 2011The 2011 regular season saw many NFL records fall. This article highlights my top five achievements in 2011.
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Our National Debt is Increasing Again: Will We Ever Pay it Back?President Obama has asked for another increase in the debt limit. This will increase the debt to $16.4 trillion. Will we ever be able to repay the national debt?
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Rick Santorum: Where Does He Stand on the Issues?Rick Santorum nearly won the Iowa caucuses on January 3. However, he remains unfamiliar to most Americans. This article discusses Santorum's positions on several issues and the effect of those positions on his electoral chances.
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What is the Impact of the Iowa Caucuses on Republican Voters in the Remaining States?The Iowa caucuses will be held on January 3, 2012. Will the results have an impact on Republican voters across the nation?
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Why Your Favorite Candidate for President Can't Win in 2012Most everyone has their favorite presidential contender. I can assure you that he or she is not going to win in 2012. In this article I outline the reasons why, and poke some fun at the candidates.
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The Iowa Caucuses Remain Wide Open, Not Necessarily Predictive of Eventual NomineeIowans will caucus on January 3, 2012 and make the first official selections for president. The race remains wide open and candidates continue to make their pitch to voters, but a win in Iowa is not necessarily a predictor of future electoral success.
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Notable Deaths in 2011: Bin Laden, Davis and Jobs2011 witnessed the passing of many notable figures. This article remembers Steve Jobs, Al Davis and Osama bin Laden.
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Will Paul's Message Play Outside Iowa?Ron Paul is leading in some recent Iowa polls. He could win the Iowa caucuses. How will his message play in the other 49 states? Could Ron Paul win the Republican nomination?
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My First Visit to JapanSeveral years ago I was able to travel to Japan on business. I learned some valuable lessons on that first trip.
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Do Mitt Romney's Recent Endorsements Matter?Mitt Romney has picked up some nice endorsements recently. However, do these endorsements matter with voters? In this article, I give my take on this issue.
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Gas Prices Take a Bite Out of American Household BudgetsGas prices are taking their biggest bite out of American budgets since 1981. The average American is spending $4,155 on gas in 2011. In this article I explain how the price of gas is affecting me.
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NFL Surprises from Week 15Week 15 in the NFL was full of surprises. Did anyone have the Chiefs beating Green Bay? Here are a few observations about this week's games.
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National Review Tries to Winnow the FieldThe editors at National Review are trying to shrink the field of republican presidential candidates. However, they seem to want to throw out most of the conservatives. Since when was Jon Huntsman a conservative?
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Lowe's Knows Good Business: Why Lowe's Pulled Their AdvertisingThe decision by Lowe's to pull their advertising from TLC's All-American Muslim has stirred up some controversy. In this article, I provide my take on this decision.
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Conservative Principles or Electability: Which Matters More to Republicans in 2012?Electability and principles are both important to Republicans. Which one is more important in the presidential primary this year? How do Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney fare in this debate?Also published on:
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Playoff Scenarios for the Tennessee TitansThe Tennessee Titans still have a shot at the playoffs. This article examines the possible scenarios for the Titans going into week 15.
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Tebow and the Denver Broncos Do it AgainThe Denver Broncos and Tim Tebow won again on Sunday. It was another thrilling comeback which required overtime to determine. The winning streak and the Broncos' turnaround is difficult to explain. In this article I offer my own theory.
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Jon Huntsman a Third-Party Candidate?Recently Christine Todd Whitman implored Jon Huntsman to mount a third-party run for president. This article discusses the problems with this mentality .
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Mr. President, I Want to Be on My OwnIn Barack Obama's speech on Tuesday he accused republicans of wanting a return to "you're own your own" economics. We would certainly be better off on our own.
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Holiday Bowl Game Memories: The 1982 Liberty BowlThe 1982 Liberty Bowl was Paul "Bear" Bryant's last game. This article details my memories of this game after more than two decades.
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The Bengals' Playoff HopesCincinnati plays in the most difficult division in the NFL this year. This article examines the Bengals playoff chances.
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The Scent of the PlayoffsIncredibly the Denver Broncos are now 6-1 in their last seven games. Can the Broncos start thinking about the playoffs?
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For Better Auto Insurance Rates, Shop AroundTo get better rates on your auto insurance policy you have to shop around. This article details my experience when I was given a rate increase by my insurer.
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Jobs for the Republican Presidential Candidates in the Next AdministrationThe republican presidential candidates are constantly talking about jobs. Some say that the candidates are staying in the race to get jobs for themselves. What if they all were assigned jobs in the next GOP administration?
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Cain Clears the Stage for GingrichWith Herman Cain's demise Newt Gingrich takes the lead in republican polling. However, Newt also has a history of infidelity. How do this affect conservative voters? Do private matters have any place in the public debate?
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10 Political Questions with SiriApple's assistant can do more than provide directions and read text messages. In this article Siri gives her take on the political questions of the day.