Masters excludes seven PGA Tour winners from field
Seven players who won PGA Tour events since the last Masters will miss the Masters as Augusta National reshapes its qualifying rules. Winners like Pernice and Faxon miss Magnolia Lane while Brad Faxon Rich Beem L Lewis Brian Henninger Olin Browne and Jim Carter sit out. new criteria favor world rankings and money lists over a tour win.
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Sutton Clings to Patience Keys to Five-Week Victory Run
Sutton credits improved patience with irons for sharper short game and four victories plus 27 top tens in two years. He aims to stay smart and confident, acknowledging Woods as the benchmark while noting long hitters dominate his course. The passage lists many notable players and past champions in a jumbled roster.
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Masters Golf Tournament returns to Augusta National in April
The 64th Masters at Augusta National runs April 6 to 9 with 95 players including six amateurs. Defending champion Jose Maria Olazabal leads a strong field as TV coverage spans USA Network Saturday and Sunday and CBS sessions with specific time slots. Tiger Woods remains the youngest Masters winner at 21 years 3 months 14 days in 1997.
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Spartans Top Florida Behind Cleaves Return and 3-Point Fire
Michigan State shot 59 percent to beat Florida 84 66 as Mateen Cleaves returned from injury with 18 points and 4 assists. Morris Peterson added 21 and Marcus Granger 19 while the Spartans exploited Florida pressure with long passes and strong bench play.
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Florida Gators fall to Michigan State for title
The Florida Gators lost 89-76 to a court savvy Michigan State in the title game. Florida’s youth showed on offense and defense as freshmen and sophomores struggled to shoot and pass.
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Lady Trojans Surge Toward Playoffs Behind Senior Leadership
Ridge Spring Monetta girls rally after slow start with core: Settles Mobley Lakeisha Corley and Amelia Corley. Kendra Johnson leads as captain, guiding a balanced inside outside attack. They reach playoffs, narrowly losing 54 50 to Blackville Hilda after upset over Williston Elko. Johnson expects future success with returning players.
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Butler’s Inside Game Shines In Key High School Win
The Lady Yellow Jackets star Butler scores mostly inside, reflects on college choices among South Carolina State, Winthrop, and South Florida Junior College. She clutch handles a late steal vs Aiken High, finishing with a 47 44 victory and praise for her character and leadership.
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Midland Valley Tops Dixie 1-0 on Scoreboard
The Midland Valley team edged Dixie 1 to 0 in a baseball scoreboard entry. Key figures and exact inning details are not provided.
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Michigan State Stars Highlight Big 12 Basketball Notes
Michigan State notes show Graves Granger and Peterson leading the lineup with Chappel and Antone Lane contributing. Butler quotes express loss of a coach figure and support for teammates as the season ends and next year approaches.
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