Spieth Opens with 65 at Royal St George’s Open
Jordan Spieth carded a 5 under 65 to sit one off the lead as Louis Oosthuizen shot 64. Oosthuizen matched the course’s opening record while Lowry, McIlroy, Thomas, Mickelson and others chased early wins in windy, damp conditions at the Open in England. Harman and Johnson also posted solid starts.
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Emmert calls for decentralized future of college sports
NCAA President Mark Emmert urged reconsidering the sport’s structure to empower conferences and campuses amid a Supreme Court ruling and new guidelines on athlete monetization. He cautioned the plan is a vision, not a mandate, aiming to reduce NCAA authority and lift athlete limits.
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Mickelson Opens With 80 At Royal St George’s Open
Phil Mickelson shot 80 in the British Open at Royal St George’s missing every birdie and finishing near the bottom amid a day of 60s from 47 players led by Louis Oosthuizen at 64. Jon Rahm Bryson DeChambeau and Justin Thomas also posted solid rounds as wind and rough shaped scoring.
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