Guess we'll have plenty of time for CFB today.
***Official 2025 Ryder Cup Thread***
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Cedar09 said:
How do you not even hit the green?
That's called a choke job
Cedar09 said:
How do you not even hit the green?
With a wedge ...
"Can I Ask What Exactly Is An Aggie? Sure! An Aggie is quite simply the best thing anyone can strive to be!" - Sydney Colson
Scheffler and Bryson paired for the afternoon
T total embarrassment
cb1919 said:Cedar09 said:
How do you not even hit the green?
That's called a choke job
Sip job!
This thing is over
Schauffele needs to sit. He was bad today
Schauffele needs to sit. He was bad today
cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:
That's just dumb
How? Both Griffin and Spaun have been miles better than Schauffele and Cantlay this past year. That should matter more than Ryder Cup experience.
Morikawa is a crap putter. It was on full display today.
Did you watch Griffin play yesterday?
Yes. But that's not my point. Griffin has been good this year and of late. Give him more chances than Schauffele, Morikawa, and Cantlay who haven't been. Chances are Griffen plays well because that's what he's been doing.
You're just wrong. I don't know what to tell you. Cantlay and Xander were the only point in this format yesterday. You don't sit them for Griffin.
Yes, you do. Play the guys who are hot right now. Don't hope the guys who are struggling will find it. Give the guys who are playing best the most opportunities. It's as simple as that. I wouldn't have started Xander/Patrick yesterday either.
No, you don't.
What do you do, then? Roll the same dudes out there who aren't playing well right now? That's essentially what we are doing and it's showing.
Xander and Cantlay were literally the only team that earned a point in this format yesterday. Griffin was one of the worst Americans that played. I don't know why you can't understand this.
Why aren't you clamoring for the mental midget Scheffler to sit?
Because he's been playing really well this year as has Henley. You play them because they are in good form. That's my whole point. Play the guys who are in good form the most because they have the best chance of playing well. Don't play the guys who have been strugglingas much. If you do that, you give yourself the best chance to win over a three day tournament.
Well get ready. Hes out there
Rahm would have made that chip.
Harris played decent this morning. I would have played him over Xander. Xander looks loss
jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:
That's just dumb
How? Both Griffin and Spaun have been miles better than Schauffele and Cantlay this past year. That should matter more than Ryder Cup experience.
Morikawa is a crap putter. It was on full display today.
Did you watch Griffin play yesterday?
Yes. But that's not my point. Griffin has been good this year and of late. Give him more chances than Schauffele, Morikawa, and Cantlay who haven't been. Chances are Griffen plays well because that's what he's been doing.
You're just wrong. I don't know what to tell you. Cantlay and Xander were the only point in this format yesterday. You don't sit them for Griffin.
Yes, you do. Play the guys who are hot right now. Don't hope the guys who are struggling will find it. Give the guys who are playing best the most opportunities. It's as simple as that. I wouldn't have started Xander/Patrick yesterday either.
No, you don't.
What do you do, then? Roll the same dudes out there who aren't playing well right now? That's essentially what we are doing and it's showing.
Xander and Cantlay were literally the only team that earned a point in this format yesterday. Griffin was one of the worst Americans that played. I don't know why you can't understand this.
Why aren't you clamoring for the mental midget Scheffler to sit?
Because he's been playing really well this year as has Henley. You play them because they are in good form. That's my whole point. Play the guys who are in good form the most because they have the best chance of playing well. Don't play the guys who have been strugglingas much. If you do that, you give yourself the best chance to win over a three day tournament.
I get your point, but it's just not correct.
That's why you play Pat and Xander and not Griffin
Xander, by every metric besides putting, has played better than Griffin.
Now if you want to go watch Griffin have a bunch of cool up and downs for pars while Europe makes birdies, go for it. I'm sending out the guy who is hitting it close and hope the putter turns on.
Xander, by every metric besides putting, has played better than Griffin.
Now if you want to go watch Griffin have a bunch of cool up and downs for pars while Europe makes birdies, go for it. I'm sending out the guy who is hitting it close and hope the putter turns on.
Screw these mental midgets. I'm so sick of these US Ryder Cup teams getting embarrassed. Blow the whole thing up and change up how they choose players and make pairings. Tell the players to take their "input" and shove it.
aggiegolfer2012 said:
Well, I don't think the answer is to send someone out who has played worse
Griffin played bad yesterday. That's not my point. He's played really good golf this year and even the last tournament. He's in good form. Play the guys in good form. It gives you the best chance to win over three days.
Don't keep running guys out there who haven't played good golf this last year just because they have experience.
aggiegolfer2012 said:
That's why you play Pat and Xander and not Griffin
Xander, by every metric besides putting, has played better than Griffin.
Now if you want to go watch Griffin have a bunch of cool up and downs for pars while Europe makes birdies, go for it. I'm sending out the guy who is hitting it close and hope the putter turns on.
Xander has been so mediocre all year. He hasn't been in contention since last August. Griffin has had a career year and is one of the hottest guys on tour.
How ugly could this get
Europe is a team, US is a collection of individuals. It all started with Keegen talking for a year about if he is going to pick himself on the team. He should of squashed it from the beginning. "This is about the team, and I am going to serve this team as the coach, a position I gladly accepted."
After Schauffele today I'd give griffin a shot. Or even English over him. But this morning you had to run back Xander/Cantlay after securing the only point yesterday. Don't really think that's reasonably arguable after yesterday.
The rest of this afternoon I agree with. So 7/8 make sense to me, but Schauffele should sit
The rest of this afternoon I agree with. So 7/8 make sense to me, but Schauffele should sit
Anybody have the record by player?
cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:
That's just dumb
How? Both Griffin and Spaun have been miles better than Schauffele and Cantlay this past year. That should matter more than Ryder Cup experience.
Morikawa is a crap putter. It was on full display today.
Did you watch Griffin play yesterday?
Yes. But that's not my point. Griffin has been good this year and of late. Give him more chances than Schauffele, Morikawa, and Cantlay who haven't been. Chances are Griffen plays well because that's what he's been doing.
You're just wrong. I don't know what to tell you. Cantlay and Xander were the only point in this format yesterday. You don't sit them for Griffin.
Yes, you do. Play the guys who are hot right now. Don't hope the guys who are struggling will find it. Give the guys who are playing best the most opportunities. It's as simple as that. I wouldn't have started Xander/Patrick yesterday either.
No, you don't.
What do you do, then? Roll the same dudes out there who aren't playing well right now? That's essentially what we are doing and it's showing.
Xander and Cantlay were literally the only team that earned a point in this format yesterday. Griffin was one of the worst Americans that played. I don't know why you can't understand this.
Why aren't you clamoring for the mental midget Scheffler to sit?
Because he's been playing really well this year as has Henley. You play them because they are in good form. That's my whole point. Play the guys who are in good form the most because they have the best chance of playing well. Don't play the guys who have been strugglingas much. If you do that, you give yourself the best chance to win over a three day tournament.
I get your point, but it's just not correct.
Yet, your strategy, and, it appears, Bradley's strategy has us getting our butts kicked.
Duckhook said:
Anybody have the record by player?
0-3 Scheffler. Only one that matters.
What a choke job.
Faldo still looks like Indiana Jones and Han Solo
stick95 said:
Europe is a team, US is a collection of individuals. It all started with Keegen talking for a year about if he is going to pick himself on the team. He should of squashed it from the beginning. "This is about the team, and I am going to serve this team as the coach, a position I gladly accepted."
I'd argue it started when he didn't pick himself.
jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:jcjentsch said:cb1919 said:
That's just dumb
How? Both Griffin and Spaun have been miles better than Schauffele and Cantlay this past year. That should matter more than Ryder Cup experience.
Morikawa is a crap putter. It was on full display today.
Did you watch Griffin play yesterday?
Yes. But that's not my point. Griffin has been good this year and of late. Give him more chances than Schauffele, Morikawa, and Cantlay who haven't been. Chances are Griffen plays well because that's what he's been doing.
You're just wrong. I don't know what to tell you. Cantlay and Xander were the only point in this format yesterday. You don't sit them for Griffin.
Yes, you do. Play the guys who are hot right now. Don't hope the guys who are struggling will find it. Give the guys who are playing best the most opportunities. It's as simple as that. I wouldn't have started Xander/Patrick yesterday either.
No, you don't.
What do you do, then? Roll the same dudes out there who aren't playing well right now? That's essentially what we are doing and it's showing.
Xander and Cantlay were literally the only team that earned a point in this format yesterday. Griffin was one of the worst Americans that played. I don't know why you can't understand this.
Why aren't you clamoring for the mental midget Scheffler to sit?
Because he's been playing really well this year as has Henley. You play them because they are in good form. That's my whole point. Play the guys who are in good form the most because they have the best chance of playing well. Don't play the guys who have been strugglingas much. If you do that, you give yourself the best chance to win over a three day tournament.
I get your point, but it's just not correct.
Yet, your strategy, and, it appears, Bradley's strategy has us getting our butts kicked.
I think Bradley's strategy sucks. I've said that over and over.
It's still the right decision to send Xander and Cantlay out. I'm starting to think you'll never understand that.
stick95 said:
Europe is a team, US is a collection of individuals. It all started with Keegen talking for a year about if he is going to pick himself on the team. He should of squashed it from the beginning. "This is about the team, and I am going to serve this team as the coach, a position I gladly accepted."
Honestly they shouldn't. put Keegan in that position and picked someone else ... Justin Leonard, Duval, etc
"Can I Ask What Exactly Is An Aggie? Sure! An Aggie is quite simply the best thing anyone can strive to be!" - Sydney Colson
Scheffler - DeChambeau smells like mickelson- woods.
Well, your strategy is to send out worse players. Griffin shouldn't see the course today; he's playing the worst of anybody. Keegan probably not man enough to sit someone all day; but that's what should happen.
beerad12man said:stick95 said:
Europe is a team, US is a collection of individuals. It all started with Keegen talking for a year about if he is going to pick himself on the team. He should of squashed it from the beginning. "This is about the team, and I am going to serve this team as the coach, a position I gladly accepted."
I'd argue it started when he didn't pick himself.
If he wanted to play, then he shouldn't have accepted the position in the first place.
Oh my goodness, he actually did it.
Griffin only guy not playing today.
He's going to have a panic attack when he says his boy Griffin not playing this afternoon
I agree with the English/morikawa s*** show(though they did hang in tougher than I thought today and think any group loses to fleetwood/mcilory)
I agree with not rolling Schauffele back out this afternoon.
The problem is, the thing you are complaining about is 1-1.
The rest is 2.5-7.5. That's what is getting our ass kicked.
Not the decision to play schaufelle/cantlay together.
When your #1 is 0-3, the other decisions pale in comparison, especially one that is 1-1.
I agree with not rolling Schauffele back out this afternoon.
The problem is, the thing you are complaining about is 1-1.
The rest is 2.5-7.5. That's what is getting our ass kicked.
Not the decision to play schaufelle/cantlay together.
When your #1 is 0-3, the other decisions pale in comparison, especially one that is 1-1.
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