Wyndham Clark’s win at BMW seems to have enlivened the POY talk.
Since it is a vote of the players, some subjectivity will creep into the vote, but there are several objective ways to define who has had the best year on the PGA Tour in 2026:
1) Scoring Average (adjusted for course and strength of field)
Scheffler leads with 68.654 almost 7/10ths of a stroke better than 2nd place Mcilroy
2) Scoring Average (actual… no adjustments made… so favors those who play easier courses)
Scheffler leads with 67.96, more than one stroke better than Jake Knapp’s 68.98
3) Strokes Gained Total
Scheffler leads with 2.263 almost 8/10ths of a stroke better than Matt Fitzpatrick
4) FedexCup points
Scheffler has 4,986, some 1500 points more than Fitzpatrick
5) World Ranking Points for 2026
Scheffler has gained 468.64040 some 166 points more than Cameron Young in 2026 and 155 more than Wyndham Clark
6) Money
Scheffler has won $20,937,535, some 6.5 million more than Cameron Young
Objectively, it is not much of a conversation as to who has had the best year in 2026 on the PGA Tour.
NEW: While other singers drop F bombs and virtue signal about ICE, Jelly Roll praises Jesus Christ at the Grammys.
“I know they're gonna try to kick me off here, so just let me try to get this out.”
“First of all, Jesus, I hear you and I'm listening, Lord. I am listening.”
“I want to tell y'all right now, Jesus is for everybody. Jesus is not owned by one political party. Jesus is not owned by no music label. Jesus is Jesus and anybody, everybody can have a relationship with him…”
It’s the opposite of what Charlie would do- he went straight into the belly of the beast and debated face to face with respect and class— this is the opposite what was pulled here of what Charlie stood for with opposition and opposing views.
@jimmy_dore Of course it isn’t how you book a guest.
We are not booking a guest and never said we were. We are delivering a response to several months of escalating harassment and lies. She was given the opportunity to join and declined.
The funniest thing about this Lane drama is him getting mad about the “can’t turn a hoe into a housewife” analogy. It’s probably the most accurate analogy of all time. You can’t sign Lane Kiffin and then get mad when he Lane’s. That’s part of the Lane experience. Tits McGhee and Ole Miss signed up for this the second they hired him. It wasn’t a matter of if, but rather when he’d leave town with Oxford burning in his rearview mirror. Same thing will eventually happen at LSU. I don’t agree with Lane’s decision to leave because he can clearly win big at Ole Miss, but who cares? He’s the poster child for the NIL era before NIL was even a thing. Do what’s best for you and only you and that’s always been the Lane Kiffin mantra. So even though it sucks for ole Miss it’s hard to have sympathy when you knowingly sign a deal with the devil. He’s a coaching hoe and always has been.
Also for all those people saying let him coach? If I’m Ole Miss I’d rather die a thousand deaths before letting him coach in the playoffs
Oklahoma Quarterback John Mateer compared the noise in Neyland Stadium to Bryant-Denny Stadium on Saturday:
“The game at Tennessee was the loudest environment I have ever played in,” Mateer told ESPN’s Holly Rowe.
Rowe reported that Mateer asked his offensive line on Saturday if the part of the field by the Alabama student section was as loud as Tennessee and everyone said no.
There is loud and then there is Neyland Loud.
#ForTheFans
100%! Not to mention the Giants spend big money on their roster year in and year out. I’m surprised he isn’t already gone. Sad to see it happen, but couldn’t be happier for Vitello.
I don't think some understand how odd it is that Tony Vitello didn't immediately accept an offer to become an MLB manager.
For a college coach to even consider staying is testament to how torn he is about the decision.
Giants are a good org with arguably the world's best park.
So, what now?
You can feel it though, can’t you? Something is stirring. It is bigger than one man, bigger than one moment, bigger than politics or headlines.
When thousands of believers gather in grief and instead of despair they lift up the name of Jesus, that is not ordinary. That is the Spirit of God pressing against the seams of a nation that has been asleep too long.
Revival is never announced with confetti or firecrackers. It starts when hearts break, when tears fall, when people decide they are done playing church and they want the real thing. That is what we are watching right now. This ache in our souls is not just grief, it is hunger. This trembling we feel is not fear, it is expectancy.
God always moves in the cracks. He always shows up when the world says the story is over. Jesus was crucified, buried, sealed behind stone, and then the Spirit of God shook the ground and rolled the stone away. See the pattern? Out of death comes life. Out of shaking comes awakening. Out of silence comes a roar.
We press in now, not by waiting for the next big event, not by hoping someone else will carry the torch. We press in by bending low before the Lord in repentance and rising up in holy boldness. This is not about personalities. This is about Jesus. This is about whether we as a people will return to our first love.
Revival is not a tent meeting. It is a heart set on fire. It is parents praying over children at the breakfast table. It is teenagers deciding purity is more powerful than compromise. It is business leaders choosing integrity over greed. It is ordinary Christians refusing to be silent when the name of Jesus is mocked.
The Spirit of God is not politely knocking on America’s door, He is rattling it. He is saying, “Wake up, my people. The time is short. The harvest is ready. Will we be the generation that says yes?”
Do not miss this. Do not let this pass by and say, “Wasn’t that powerful back then?” The Spirit is not a memory, He is a fire. Fan it. Feed it. Live it.
Because revival is not coming. Revival is HERE. It is not waiting for someone else to carry it. It is waiting for you.
Come, Lord Jesus.
@hchristian11 Or that 6-3 at half with a rookie QB is not a bad start to game 1 and probably not a good idea to throw it 3 times with our backs on the goal line with :40 seconds in the half!!
We have never seen a team sport athlete with Caitlin Clark’s impact. She’s the Tiger Woods of women’s basketball, just delivering an entirely new audience. Now can the WNBA stop being morons and embrace her like golf did Tiger?
If Nico Iamaleava decided he wanted to go back home to play football, that’s great for him.
But, please save me with the ‘it wasn’t about money’ when they tried to gain leverage with others, for more money.
Young man will need to explain HIS side, not family talking points