After a couple of random tweets about wearing shorts during phone interviews and enjoying pie (no pun intended), Woods decided to respond to his Twitter followers and tackle some hard-hitting questions.

I bet you didn’t know the following about Tiger:

• His favorite movie is “Caddyshack.”
• Outside of Stanford, he roots for the Lakers, Raiders and Dodgers.
• If he could play another sport, it would be basketball.
• His favorite golf course is St. Andrews.
• He ate a steak and baked potato after his foundation meeting.

Information for life.

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“Today’”s Al Roker and Natalie Morales will host the special starting at 8 PM ET.

Morales spoke to the crew from NBCU Direct about hosting one of the season’s most famous events:

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Take it away, Damien Woody.

“That long stuff that Tom has going on — that ain’t happening,” he told TMZ.com.

Woody, it’s worth noting, got his start as a Pro Bowl center for the Patriots.

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TVNewser spoke to “Early Show” executive producer David Friedman–now almost exactly a year into his current role– about the decision to relaunch the program with a new team.

TVNewser: Why did you decide to make the changes at The Early Show?

David Friedman: Well, I started here a year ago, and when I came in the goal was to continue to grow this show and be more and more competitive in the morning, I looked at every single aspect of the show, from content to bookings to staffing, talent, and my big priority was not to rush to do anything, but to soak it all in and make decisions that would take us to the next level.

This was a very long process to figure out what would do just that, and put a team in place that would make us even better than we already are and going forward. It wasn’t a rushed thing, we have been talking about different options and different teams for a quite a while, and we decided this was the way to go. I am sure it feels abrupt to everyone else, but we have put a lot of thought into it.

TVN: How did you decide on the anchor lineup that will be starting January 3^rd?

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• Total day: FNC: 242 | MSNBC: 173 | CNN: 120 | HLN: 88

• Primetime: FNC: 282 | MSNBC: 187 | CNN: 137 | HLN: 80

	5p:	6p:	7p:	8p:	9p:	10p:	11p:	12a:
FNC	Beck:	Baier:	Shep:	O’Reilly:	Hannity:	Greta:	O’Reilly:	Hannity:
	285	249	339	336	262	248	210	117
MSNBC	CaughtCam:	CaughtCam:	CaughtCam:	Vegas:	Vegas:	Vegas:	Vegas:	Predator:
	190	166	211	174	157	231	267	306
CNN	Blitzer:	Blitzer:	TIMEFrames:	Gupta:	King:	Animals:	TIMEFrames:	King:
	158	152	66	190	104	118	77	69
HLN	Showbiz:	Prime:	Issues:	Grace:	Behar:	Grace:	Showbiz:	Behar:
	47	90	74	138	55	58	59	80

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• Total day: FNC: 202 | MSNBC: 116 | CNN: 105 | HLN: 78

• Primetime: FNC: 240 | MSNBC: 184 | CNN: 180 | HLN: 76

	5p:	6p:	7p:	8p:	9p:	10p:	11p:	12a:
FNC	Right:	Right:	Campaign:	FoxReport:	O’Reilly:	Hannity:	O’Reilly:	Hannity:
	150	148	164	260	238	222	283	179
MSNBC	Special:	Special:	Investig:	Investig:	Investig:	Investig:	Investig:	Investig:
	80	69	145	171	177	205	219	271
CNN	eFrames:	Animals:	Showbiz:	Heroes:	cont.:	Heroes:	cont.:	Heroes:
	72	68	38	178	–	90	–	87
HLN	Showbiz:	Prime:	Issues:	Grace:	Behar:	Grace:	Showbiz:	Behar:
	32	54	42	73	61	92	97	66

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(l-r) Jeff Glor moves from correspondent and anchor of The “CBS Evening News” Saturday edition to news anchor on “Early”. Chris Wragge will leave his anchor job at WCBS-TV and co-anchor of “Early Show” Saturday to become co-anchor of the weekday edition. Erica Hill moves up from newsreader and weekend co-anchor to weekday co-anchor and Marysol Castro, late of ABC’s “Good Morning America” weekend joins as weather anchor.

TVNewser’s Alex Weprin will be speaking with “Early Show” EP David Friedman about the changes this afternoon. Look for that story in a few hours.

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Sirius XM will continue to carry every NFL game live nationwide through the Super Bowl in 2016. The satellite network has been the official radio partner of the league since 2004.

“We are pleased to continue our partnership with Sirius XM,” said Steve Bornstein, the NFL’s executive vice president of media. “They have been an excellent partner and have become part of NFL fans’ daily lives, not only on game day, but also throughout the year.”

In addition, Sirius NFL Radio (Channel 124), the first and only 24/7 radio channel dedicated entirely to the NFL, will continue on the airwaves.

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(Maureen Kirby Dore)

ABC News chief investigative correspondent Brian Ross wrote up a post on “The Blotter” today about the fire that destroyed his office yesterday. The correspondent wrote:

“My family and I have owned the house since 1986, after Tom Brokaw introduced us to Litchfield County, and both Sharon and the house are special places to us. We spend most weekends and many summer days at the house, and because of the Sharon Fire Department we’ll be able to enjoy it again someday soon.”

TVNewser wishes Ross and his family all the best.

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The fourth annual Jimmy V Week begins Wednesday at 7 p.m. ESPN’s family of networks will simulcast the coach’s 1993 ESPY speech – watch it after the jump – and will feature the Jimmy V Women’s Baskeball Classic on Monday Dec. 6 and the men’s version on Tuesday Dec. 7.

The 2009 Jimmy V Week raised more than $900,000 to support cancer research, and the event has given more than $2.6 million to charity during its first three years. continued…

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“I don’t care about ‘The Simpsons,’ but I think it’s really funny that FOX broadcasting takes shots at Fox News, which basically is paying the bills. Fox News makes so much money that it caries a lot of the other divisions of News Corporation, including the broadcast division.”

The FNC personality also talked about making up with Whoopi Goldberg after “The View” walk-off : “I was never mad at Whoopi or Joy Behar,” O’Reilly told Don Imus, “It was the greatest thing that could’ve happened to ‘Pinheads and Patriots.’ Thank you guys.”

(h/t J$P)

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The New York Times‘ Richard Sandomir catches up with the living legend on the occasion of his 90th birthday.

According to the article, “He is still delivering weekly commentaries and covers occasional major sports stories for News 12 Long Island.”

He also has a lovely, charming wife. “His father, Dick, had a lot of drive. I don’t see that same drive in our children. They must take after me,” Jane, his wife of 65 years, told the Times.

Here’s to another 90 years.

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New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees was selected as the 2010 Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year on Tuesday.

Brees is the 57th recipient of the honor, joining the likes of Muhammad Ali, Arthur Ashe, Jack Nicklaus, Derek Jeter, John Wooden and Cal Ripken Jr.

It’s hard to argue against Brees when you consider what he’s done on and off the field. We all know he led the Saints to their first Super Bowl victory in franchise history. But more importantly, Brees started The Brees Dream Foundation in 2003 and has worked with nearly 50 New Orleans schools and organizations to promote civic recovery.

“Drew’s accomplishments go far beyond delivering a Super Bowl title to a notoriously long-suffering franchise,” Sports Illustrated group editor Terry McDonell said. “He has been a driving force in a battered city’s ongoing efforts to rebuild and renew while simultaneously resurrecting his own career.”

Brees will be honored at a ceremony Tuesday night in New York and joined by past winners Bill Russell (’68), Billy Jean King (’72), Mike Eruzione (’80), Joe Montana (’90) and Curt Schilling (’01 and ’04).

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