Bob

As you said, it wasn't just anyone.

It's guys who were established on a tour, and they still were in good enough shape where they were still competing on that tour and winning.

And so he came out of nowhere and won, which is crazy.

It is.

And it was almost similar in reverse.

The story yesterday, that 18-year-old Blades Brown was playing in the PGA Tour event.

He was paired with Scotty Scheffler at the end.

He almost shot 59 on Friday.

He's 18.

He said, I'm bypassing all these others.

I'm going, I want to be a tour player.

I don't know, but he was.

Yeah, he ended up being, I think, 21 under par.

He got a sponsor's exemption to be there.

But so what?

You shoot 21 under par and almost challenge Scheffler at age 18.

I don't know if it's twisted so much.

I mean, there have been a lot of good defensive schemers who are head coaches, but you're right.

They let the defensive guy call the play, whoever that may be.

I'm sure in many of those cases, though, that defensive head coach would interrupt and say, no, we're going to do this.