Harold Varner III drops F-bomb at RBC Heritage Classic

American pro golfer Harold Varner III was caught dropping an F-bomb during Friday's second round of the RBC Heritage Classic. 

It happened on the 18th hole as Varner took his second shot from the middle of the fairway. Varner's shot went long, past the hole and into the tall grass on the outside of the green. 

Varner knew it while the ball was in the air and it became clear to viewers at home how upset he was.

Whit Watson had a humorous take on the obsenity as he said "We apologize for the quality of the microphone in the fairway." In this case, maybe the microphone worked a bit too well.

 Varner had reason to be frustrated, as he missed the cut by two strokes and is now out of the tournament. 

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American pro golfer Harold Varner III was caught dropping an F-bomb during Friday's second round of the RBC Heritage Classic. 

It happened on the 18th hole as Varner took his second shot from the middle of the fairway. Varner's shot went long, past the hole and into the tall grass on the outside of the green. 

Varner knew it while the ball was in the air and it became clear to viewers at home how upset he was.

Whit Watson had a humorous take on the obsenity as he said "We apologize for the quality of the microphone in the fairway." In this case, maybe the microphone worked a bit too well.

 Varner had reason to be frustrated, as he missed the cut by two strokes and is now out of the tournament. 

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Unai Bustinza tackles Leo Messi rugby-style

FC Barcelona superstar forward Leo Messi was taken down with a rugby-style tackle by CD Leganes defender Unai Bustinza during the first half of their La Liga match Tuesday.

It happened in the 37th minute as Messi turned on the speed in an attempt to dribble around Bustinza.  Messi nearly turned the corner for a breakaway up the sideline when Bustinza wrapped his arms around him and brought him down to the ground.

Now that's an impressive tackle.  There might be an NFL team out there that could take advantage of Bustinza's raw talent. Unfortunately, tackling is not allowed in soccer, so instead, Bustinza received a yellow card.

Messi was unhurt on the play, and he got a measure of revenge later in the match by converting a penalty kick in the 69th minute.  Barcelona come away with the 2-0 victory.

[Bein Sports USA]

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Judul : Unai Bustinza tackles Leo Messi rugby-style
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Juni 2020

FC Barcelona superstar forward Leo Messi was taken down with a rugby-style tackle by CD Leganes defender Unai Bustinza during the first half of their La Liga match Tuesday.

It happened in the 37th minute as Messi turned on the speed in an attempt to dribble around Bustinza.  Messi nearly turned the corner for a breakaway up the sideline when Bustinza wrapped his arms around him and brought him down to the ground.

Now that's an impressive tackle.  There might be an NFL team out there that could take advantage of Bustinza's raw talent. Unfortunately, tackling is not allowed in soccer, so instead, Bustinza received a yellow card.

Messi was unhurt on the play, and he got a measure of revenge later in the match by converting a penalty kick in the 69th minute.  Barcelona come away with the 2-0 victory.

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Jim Nantz botches commercial read during Charles Schwab Challenge

CBS Sports commentator Jim Nantz botched a commercial read during Sunday's final round of the Charles Schwab Challenge.

It happened as CBS was heading into a commercial break with Nantz reading out the names of some sponsors for the PGA Tour event.  What started out as a normal ad read got a bit awkward when Nantz read the name Allstate as the name Geico popped up on the screen.  Not only was it the wrong name, but it was a direct competitor of the insurance company he was supposed to read.  Ouch.

"The Charles Schwab Challenge is sponsored by Allstate.  Get a quote...I'm sorry, by Geico."

Nantz could be forgiven for being a little off his game, as live sports is only starting to come back after the coronavirus pandemic through the world for a loop.  You won't see this often.

 

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Judul : Jim Nantz botches commercial read during Charles Schwab Challenge
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Juni 2020

CBS Sports commentator Jim Nantz botched a commercial read during Sunday's final round of the Charles Schwab Challenge.

It happened as CBS was heading into a commercial break with Nantz reading out the names of some sponsors for the PGA Tour event.  What started out as a normal ad read got a bit awkward when Nantz read the name Allstate as the name Geico popped up on the screen.  Not only was it the wrong name, but it was a direct competitor of the insurance company he was supposed to read.  Ouch.

"The Charles Schwab Challenge is sponsored by Allstate.  Get a quote...I'm sorry, by Geico."

Nantz could be forgiven for being a little off his game, as live sports is only starting to come back after the coronavirus pandemic through the world for a loop.  You won't see this often.

 

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Brooks Koepka drops F-bomb during Charles Schwab Challenge

Photo via PGA Tour.

Pro golfer Brooks Koepka was caught on a live mic dropping an F-bomb during Thursday's first round of the Charles Schwab Challenge in Fort Worth, Texas. 

It happened on the 8th hole as Koepka's partner Jon Rahm chipped a shot over a bunker that landed on the green and rolled into the hole for a birdie. 

Koepka complimented Rahm:  "Pretty f---ing good there".

Jim Nantz was back on the air for all of two minutes before he had to apologize for an f-bomb, I missed sports so much pic.twitter.com/Rk7aRuAvaX

— Jay Rigdon (@jayrigdon5) June 11, 2020

CBS Sports commentator Jim Nantz was left to apologize on Koepka's behalf: 

"Well, we were hoping for better audio with no fans surrounding the course...we apologize if anybody was offended by what they may have heard there." 

Nothing like live television. Moments like this remind us why we've missed live sports so much. 

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Judul : Brooks Koepka drops F-bomb during Charles Schwab Challenge
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Juni 2020

Photo via PGA Tour.

Pro golfer Brooks Koepka was caught on a live mic dropping an F-bomb during Thursday's first round of the Charles Schwab Challenge in Fort Worth, Texas. 

It happened on the 8th hole as Koepka's partner Jon Rahm chipped a shot over a bunker that landed on the green and rolled into the hole for a birdie. 

Koepka complimented Rahm:  "Pretty f---ing good there".

Jim Nantz was back on the air for all of two minutes before he had to apologize for an f-bomb, I missed sports so much pic.twitter.com/Rk7aRuAvaX

— Jay Rigdon (@jayrigdon5) June 11, 2020

CBS Sports commentator Jim Nantz was left to apologize on Koepka's behalf: 

"Well, we were hoping for better audio with no fans surrounding the course...we apologize if anybody was offended by what they may have heard there." 

Nothing like live television. Moments like this remind us why we've missed live sports so much. 

 [Awful Announcing]

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