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In the nine previous U.S. Opens at Oakmont, only 23 players finished under par. Three of the past champions here had scores over par, and the lowest 72-hole scoring total for a winner at Oakmont was 5 under.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — On a day when many of golf's biggest stars struggled in the opening round of the PGA Championship, some of the sport's not-so-familiar names littered the top of the leaderboard Thursday at Quail Hollow Club.
The Players Championship has arrived, and while the PGA Tour is still trying to figure out what the future of professional golf might look like, its marquee event is chock full of storylines this week.
TGL has proven — in flashes — it has the potential to be compelling. While straddling the line between superfluous entertainment (think: NBA All-Star Game) and serious competition (pick your favorite PGA Tour event) has been tricky, there have been some moments when the two concepts have overlapped and hit the sweet spot.
The moment the season ended, the cycle began again. With the 2024 college football season in the books, we immediately pointed the discussion to 2025 with Mark Schlabach's Way-Too-Early Top 25. And before the conversation drifts to the NFL draft or the latest power grabs in store for the Big Ten and SEC, let's have a quick chat about the next College Football Playoff. Why not, right? We're all familiar with the format now (even though it might change soon) — might as well put that hard-earned knowledge to use.
One of the wildest college football regular seasons came to a close Thanksgiving weekend, giving us another plateful of upsets, ranging from mild (South Carolina over Clemson) to spicy (Syracuse over Miami) to flaming-hot (Michigan over Ohio State).
Seven ranked teams fell, including two unbeatens. The SEC race was scrambled again and the Big 12 became more muddled than ever. And we haven't even gotten to the College Football Playoff implications after one of the wildest weekends in recent memory.