It would not shock me at all. Did you hear the advice Jack Nicklaus gave him before the tourney? He said that he just played steady and stayed in contention and Majors came to him instead of him going out and taking them.Vintage;3903217 said:
used to be they only showed the back nine on the weekend, you didn't even know what the front nine looked like unless you went thereRogah;3902812 said:It sure would be nice if the Masters would finally enter... oh, say the 1970's and actually, like, you know, broadcast the darn thing. They try to make like they're so high and mighty but imagine if the Super Bowl was played and we only saw the final 5 minutes of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd quarters plus only the final 10 minutes of the 4th.
Oh, and we get to stream any play snapped between the 20 and 30 yard lines online if we want. Whoop-de-stinkin-doo.
I can understand that back in the "old days" when there were only 3 networks, you couldn't have one of them broadcasting 40 hours of Masters' coverage. But geez it's the 21st Century. There are about 1,000 channels out there. ESPN has something like 6 by themselves. You have TNT and TBS. Versus and Fox Sports. And there is actually a station called "The Golf Channel". I bet every single one of them would love to broadcast the tournament from start to finish - or at least do all the coverage early in the day prior to switching over to CBS for the conclusion.jimmy40;3903265 said:
