Here’s footage of U.S. Open champion Rory McIlroy‘s appearance on a British TV show in 1999, when McIlroy was nine years old and honing his game by chipping golf balls into an open washing machine at home. He demonstrates this practice for the audience, but misses on his first three tries, thanks in no small part to the TV host who keeps talking during his back swing.
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Joe Theismann apparently didn’t get the memo from the NFL Network about his broadcast future.
“I don’t know what’s going to happen. It’s great being back in the booth. I hope it will continue,” Theismann told USA Today on rumors that he was being replaced in the booth by Mike Mayock. “This is a fickle business. Anything can happen and anyone can wind up with a job.”
Oops.
Until Theismann gets the phone call from his agent, Sandy Montag, he’s under the impression that his job alongside Bob Papa and Matt Millen is secure. Read more
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