Events – master IT (The Memphis Daily News)
master IT will host a business seminar, “Business Unplugged,” today from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the University of Memphis FedEx Institute o…. More: continued here
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Tennessee upset nothing new to Vanderbilt (Fox Sports)
Tennessee was No. 1 for barely a day before falling to Vandy in what Jeff Goodman calls a huge statement win for the Commodores. More: continued here
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New points plan gives winning chance to more (Tucson Citizen)
Tiger Woods won the FedEx Cup so handily last year that he skipped the first playoff event and could have stayed home during the Tour Championship to collect the $10 million prize. He wound up 12,578 points ahead of Steve Stricker. More: continued here
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UPI NewsTrack Sports (UPI)
Yao to miss the rest of NBA season … Couples, Norman lead Presidents Cup teams … Sharapova, ill, withdraws from Dubai event … PGA alters cut rule … Sports news from United Press International. More: continued here
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Company moves tournament to its own course (San Francisco Chronicle)
After two years in Arizona, the Fry’s Electronics Open will be moving in 2010 to The Institute, a golf course the company owns near San Jose. The tournament is part of the Fall Series on the PGA Tour, seven tournaments held after the lucrative FedEx… More: continued here
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PGA Tour changes cut policy and playoff points system (Sports Illustrated)
Odds are Tiger Woods won’t be affected in the least, but the PGA Tour Policy Board made a few minor changes Monday night that stand to benefit golf’s little guys. More: continued here
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Tour tweaks playoff points to give more players a chance (USA Today)
Tiger Woods won the FedEx Cup so handily last year that he skipped the first playoff event and could have stayed home during the Tour Championship to collect the $10 million prize. He wound up 12,578 points ahead of Steve Stricker. Under the new points structure announced Tuesday, he would have won by only 8,308…
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PGA Tour tweaks playoff points to get more involved (Asbury Park Press)
Tiger Woods won the FedEx Cup so handily last year that he skipped the first playoff event and could have stayed home during the Tour Championship to collect the $10 million prize. He wound up 12,578 points ahead of Steve Stricker. More: continued here
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New cut rule scrapped in favor of two-cut plan (CBS Sportsline)
The PGA Tour’s new cut rule, all of two months old, has already been mothballed, ending two months of complaints and acrimony. More: continued here
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PGA Policy Board approves Saturday cut (Sports Illustrated)
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — The PGA Tour amended its divisive cut policy, giving players on the cut line one more day of competition to separate themselves from the bottom of the pack. More: continued here