Tiger Woods is back: the good, the bad and the ugly.
Welcome Back Tiger
Tiger Woods returned to the golf world last weekend in pursuit of a fifth green jacket after an extended self-imposed penance for being as prolific a man-whore as he is golfer.
His return engendered what can accurately be called a major hard-on in the [...]

The most shocking development stemming from the recent troubles of one Eldrick Woods Jr. is anybody–namely the, smug pundits and pundettes hawking their psychological snake oil on national television, and especially Tiger’s wife, Elin Nordegren–finding Mr. Woods behavior the least bit shocking.
A woman who believes she can marry perhaps the richest, most famous, and sought [...]

Editor’s Note: Ken Aversano recently contacted me after finding Deep Into Sports via a Google search. I was really impressed by his Tiger Woods Infographic and invited him to write a guest article for DIS.
Ken’s Bio: Ken Aversano started ZipGolfer.com to provide golf coverage for those with a sense of humor. He’s no 4-handicap, that’s [...]

Overcoming Adversity
Most memorable stories have a character overcoming impossible odds to achieve an ultimate goal. John Elway finally winning a Super Bowl became a storybook feat only because he had smelled the promised-land roses twice before but couldn’t find entrance into the Garden. The Boston Red Sox’s dramatic ’04 playoff victory over the [...]

Mike Celzic pens an always excellent column for NBC sports. This week’s edition posits Tiger Woods is “playing on borrowed time” because of his once shredded, now repaired left knee. Mr. Celzic reasons Tiger’s joyous Bayhill celebration with his caddy demonstrates the superstar golfer’s tacit acknowledgement that his knee could pop at any [...]

I don’t care if Tiger Woods never wins another tournament…
I mean it. I’ll miss the amazing moments, but I really don’t care if he doesn’t win another tournament.
Uh, except the Majors, of course.
After Sunday’s victory at Bay Hill one would assume Tiger is a “lock” to break Jack’s record. And I’ll admit, it seems likely. [...]

Sorry if I’ve been a little quiet lately, been battling a bug that has left my head rather cloudy–making it very difficult to formulate coherent thoughts.
February has always struck me as an odd month in sports. Everything seems to be on the “verge”. Baseball season is on the verge of starting (for that [...]