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Wow, this is a tough crowd. Comments such as Blair is terrible are simply not true as are comments that Derek played out of his skin.

I agree with you Saltman. Blair played very well except for a couple of holes which put her behind Derek, who was playing an A game. I asked her

today in her interview if playing it "safe" on 15 was a mistake. She was very honest and talked about when her momentum changed that day. Blair is a class act. She can bomb it and she can putt (we've seen both over the last 11 weeks). She deserves to be recognized as a really good golfer - Yes, a young golfer who is still learning, but still a golfer who made it to the finals of BB PEI after 10 days of competition. For Pete's sake...give the girl a break!

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I cant believe i missed it! grrr!

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sp33d...not to worry. Here are some re-play times.

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Tim, I think that it was the editing and the producers being desperate for someone to say something, anything ! After Brenda was knocked out the two finalists were about the quietest players ever on a BB finale. I guess we have to keep in mind that they were playing for the largest prize on BB ever and I also think that they were just pretty well exhausted by that point.

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sp33d...not to worry. Here are some re-play times.

awesome thanks man!

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Hey, Not a Stick, I remember that quote. I still laugh when I think about it. I remember better, way better.

Duffy,

Striving every day to be the person my dogs think I am.
 

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Well Eugene is at again He's t2 at -7 and still on the course playing his second round. he is 2 back. This is two weeks in a row he's off to a great start.

Derek is -1 but has not yet begun his 2nd round.


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When is the next BB and where?

Duffy,

Striving every day to be the person my dogs think I am.
 

Driver; Ping G25, Fairway, Ping G25 3; Irons, Mizuno M59, wedges, Cleveland cg15, 54, 56, 60, Putter; See More Zack style.


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When is the next BB and where?

Not sure, but a few days ago at the sign off of one of those 19th Hole shows I think I heard Vince Cellini say he would be returning as host.


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Didn't Gayle mention in one of her interviews with Micheal that the next BB was sometime this fall? I don't know if she ment that it would be taped then or it would air then.

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Derek is scheduled to begin play at the Ford/Gretzky Nationwide event today on the back nine t 1:16 pm. The celebrity ge is paired with is.........Wayne Gretzky!

Just checked the Golf Channel sched. They will have coverage from 1:00 to 3:00 so we should get to see Derek hit a few shots being paired w/Wayne.

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He posted +8 and tied for 80th. He didn't make the cut.
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