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Perry, Holmes remain proud of their small-town Kentucky roots

Pat Forde, ESPN.com

Kentuckians Kenny Perry and J.B. Holmes have deep roots in the Bluegrass State. It's that solid, workmanlike foundation that has them ready to take the Ryder Cup by storm, writes ESPN.com's Pat Forde.

Story | Conversation | September 17, 2008

There's no way Americans are better without their best

Pat Forde, ESPN.com

No matter what the field of play -- golf, the NFL, Wall Street -- if you take away your biggest earner, your bottom line will take a hit. This year's Ryder Cup will be no different with Tiger Woods on the sidelines, no matter what the eternal optimists might say, writes ESPN.com's Pat Forde.

Story | Conversation | September 16, 2008

Hold on to your medals ... The Dash is checking in from Beijing

Pat Forde, ESPN.com

Since it's still a few weeks until college football kicks off, and since The Metric Dash is in Beijing instead of Baton Rouge, why not apply the trusty gridiron rubric to the five-ring circus? We give you the Forde-Meter Dash.

Story | Conversation | August 06, 2008

Long-hitting Watson finds himself in thick of things at Open

Pat Forde, ESPN.com

Bubba Watson isn't a thinking man's golfer. But he knows he'll be nervous in the final group at the U.S. Open.

Story | Conversation | June 15, 2007

Adults, shoe companies joust over elite teens

Pat Forde, ESPN.com

O.J. Mayo is the latest "can't miss" prospect who is an untouchable product of the shoe company environment.

Story | Conversation | October 12, 2005

Castiglione a man in constant motion

Pat Forde, ESPN.com

Sitting down isn't an option for Oklahoma AD Joe Castiglione on game day. After all, it's not easy throwing a party for 84,000 people.

Story | Conversation | September 21, 2004
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