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06-22-2015, 11:23 AM
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Hot air: Fox gets beginner's luck, bumbles thrilling U.S. Open finish, Jordan Spieth victory
...." And then on 16 hole when Spieth made the long birdie putt that would put him three up on the field, there was nothing but silence from lead broadcasters Joe Buck and Greg Norman. Replay. Replay. Silence. When Buck finally prodded Norman, he spit out the worst three words a lead analyst can say in any circumstance. “I’m actually speechless,” Norman actually said before trying to catch-up. And by the way, we are still waiting for someone – anyone – to analyze the final Spieth and Johnson putts on 18. Unfortunately, Fox played catch-up all day." http://www.dallasnews.com/sports/gol...th-victory.ece
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