Tiger Wins, WBC Fight, Dunk Of The Year?

March 11, 2013 Subscribe · Forward 'GOT IT ROLLING' Tiger Woods held off the field in the final round of the WGC-Cadillac Championship at Doral for his 76th career PGA Tour win. Wrapping up a dominant 19-under showing at the Blue Monster, Woods fired a 71 on Sunday. Two bogeys on the back nine brought Woods closer to the pack but he still edged Steve Stricker by two strokes.  Continue reading... Dunk Of The Year? HIGHLIGHTS: Indiana Holds Off Michigan In Thriller To Win Big Ten WATCH: Mexico, Canada Brawl At World Baseball Classic LOOK: Furry Field Invader Disrupts Soccer Match Tiger Holds Off Field For Win Hopkins Makes Boxing History Oscar Pistorius' Lawyers Appeal Bail Conditions Hopkins Makes Boxing History LOOK: Furry Field Invader Disrupts Soccer Match Tiger Holds Off Field For Win Hopkins Makes Boxing History JOHN WOLFE The Joe Flacco Paradox: Distinguishing Elite From Flawless Basing our relationship with Joe Flacco on four games -- less than two hours of quarterbacking -- feels like the football equivalent of starting a relationship on Twitter. Don't you think we're taking things a little fast? Let's examine Joe's past before we get too excited. Continue reading... STEVE SIEBOLD Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker Teach Valuable Lesson on Coaching at Doral Seems like a scary proposition for most people to confront one of the world's best golfers about his putting stroke. But it's proof of what professional athletes have known for years: the great ones are coachable. Continue reading... RODRIGO SALAZAR How Has Mr. Excitable Gus Johnson Done With Soccer? Gus Johnson has called a couple of big time soccer games. He has a few Champion's League matches and some Premier League games under his belt. And guess what? The soccer world has not imploded, yet. Continue reading... AMANDA BLACKHORSE Why the R*dsk*ns Need to Change Their Name If we can agree that I should not be called a "redskin" because that would be racist, then isn't it obvious that the Washington NFL team should not use the name? Eighty years' use of a racist term does not make a racist practice a legitimate tradition. It makes it 80 years overdue for a change. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.