Tuesday, 17 May 2011
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Here's Chad Ochocinco Getting Thrown Off A Wild Bull
This is what happens with there's a lockout. Bored football players risk their lives by riding bulls for charity.
Bengals receiver Chad Ochocinco last just 1.5 seconds on the 1,500-pound Deja Blue, during a Professional Bull Riders event on Saturday. Despite not lasting long, he earned $10,000 for charity and got some much needed publicity for him and the PBR.
He may not have a long ride, but our hats are off to him for even giving it a shot. When we were at a PBR event a Madison Square Garden earlier this year, we stood just inches away from an angry bull standing in the chute – and you couldn't have paid us $10,000 to even sit on it. Never mind opening the gate for a guaranteed thrashing.
Check out the video from SportsCenter:
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Tiger Woods: 5 Reasons His "B" Game Is No Longer Good Enough on the PGA Tour
There was a time a few years ago when Tiger Woods could win a golf tournament even if he wasn't playing at his best.
Knees would get weak, and golfers would start making mistakes if they saw his name at the top of the leaderboard.
If a golfer had to play in the same group as Tiger, he would make them so nervous that many of their rounds ended in disaster.
That was even when he wasn't playing well that week. If he was on top of his game, he was almost unbeatable.
But that was then.
Today, Woods is struggling and hasn't won on the PGA Tour since he won the 2009 BMW Championship.
Gone are the days when he could win with his "B" game. Even his current "A" game can't seem to get the job done.
Here are a few reasons why I think that is the case.
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