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Men's preview: Big 12 Conference
Big 12 Conference men's preview: Missouri junior Jace Long, with the help of coach Mark Leroux, has fixed his biggest problem – short putts.
Sony Open notes: Cauley continues to impress
Sony Open notebook: Bud Cauley continues to impress on the PGA Tour, firing a 4-under 66 on Thursday in Honolulu. He is 48 under in 33 Tour rounds as a professional.
Gore gets exemption because of Twitter
Jason Gore receives Northern Trust sponsor exemption after fans speak out on Twitter.
DeLaet (63) takes 2-shot lead at Sony Open
Beset by back injuries for much of 2011, Graham DeLaet showed what he can do when fully healthy, shooting a 7-under 63 Thursday to lead the Sony Open.
Jutanugarn sisters face USGA scrutiny
The Jutanugarn sisters, world-beaters on the course, have come under USGA scrutiny after questions about amateur status were raised. Julie Williams reports.
Green, 17, rises to top of amateur rankings
Beth Ann Baldry: The No. 1 women’s amateur player is a fun-loving, 17-year-old Floridian with an eye on the Curtis Cup. Meet Jaye Marie Green.
McGrane, Elson lead at rainy Joburg Open
Ireland's Damien McGrane and England's Jamie Elson each shot an 8-under 63 to share the lead in the rainy first round at the Joburg Open on Thursday.
McCabe: Fujikawa still has plenty of charm
Remember Tadd Fujikawa? The affable Hawaiian received a last-minute sponsor exemption into the Sony Open.
Wildman's Corner: N. Kentucky to join A-Sun in fall
Wildman's Corner: Northern Kentucky has been a perennial power at the Division II level, but its move to Division I and the Atlantic Sun Conference will test the Norse.
Women's preview: Big East Conference
Big East Conference women's preview: Christina Miller has made her change in scenery count, leading South Florida with two individual wins in the fall, making the Bulls a tough team to contend with.
Men's preview: Atlantic Sun Conference
Atlantic Sun Conference men's preview: The Florida Gulf Coast Eagles are riding a four-event winning streak heading into the spring. Can they give North Florida a run at an NCAA bid?
