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Masters week...Yes Sir!

  • Automatik
    queencitybuckeye;1137595 wrote:Please cite this in the rules of golf.

    It's by score and people the public gives a fuck about.
    Tiger is always listed on ESPN's bottomline regardless of his score or the standings. SOMEONE CALL ESPN!!!!:laugh:
  • wildcats20
    ccrunner609;1137599 wrote:here is the protocol for the leaderboard and how scores are listed.
    Where does that say anything about TV?
  • like_that
    ccrunner609;1137604 wrote:TV coverage should do the sport the proper justice and so it correctly.
    Great way to market the sport to a casual fan, so he/she doesn't really know who is in the lead, and how far back the other golfers really are. SMH.
  • wildcats20
    ccrunner609;1137604 wrote:TV coverage should do the sport the proper justice and so it correctly.
    So once again, where does it say TV has to follow said protocol?

    They are going to appeal to what their audience wants, no matter what. You would have NO problem if it was anyone else. You are just choosing to bitch and cry about it because it's Tiger.
  • DeyDurkie5
    ccrunner609;1137604 wrote:TV coverage should do the sport the proper justice and so it correctly.

    just stop.
  • wildcats20
    like_that;1137605 wrote:Great way to market the sport to a casual fan, so he/she doesn't really know who is in the lead, and how far back the other golfers really are. SMH.
    They aren't showing the leaderboard out of order.

    It still is lowest score to highest.
  • Heretic
    This ranks very highly on the "dumbest things ever to get panties twisted up over" list of retarded complaints about a televised sporting event.
  • queencitybuckeye
    ccrunner609;1137599 wrote:here is the protocol for the leaderboard and how scores are listed.
    Is the lack of attribution meaningful, or just additional proof that you're not very bright?
  • Heretic
    ccrunner609;1137614 wrote:But I am right. TV shows the leaderboard out of order just to suck Tigers dick.
    And who gives a fuck other than you and the Klan? They've done the same sort of things with guys like Mickelson, too. Big names get more publicity. Why do you want everyone to be equal, you damn socialist commie!?!?
  • wildcats20
    Tiger moves to -2 and is listed above the -1 guys.

    You probably have a problem with that too.
  • like_that
    wildcats20;1137609 wrote:They aren't showing the leaderboard out of order.

    It still is lowest score to highest.
    I'm aware. I was mocking ccrunner wanting them to list the leaderboard by who is closest to the 18th hole.
  • wildcats20
    like_that;1137618 wrote:I'm aware. I was mocking ccrunner wanting them to list the leaderboard by who is closest to the 18th hole.
    I wasn't sure....
  • DeyDurkie5
    ccrunner609;1137621 wrote:STFU, that has nothing to do with it. THis is how it is supposed to be listed.

    http://www.masters.com/en_US/scores/index.html?promo=ESPN('leaderboard','ESPN')
    That's how it is supposed to be listed for the MASTER'S SCORE TABLE.

    With ESPN, they can list their rankings anyway they want. How hard is that to understand. People want to see how Tiger is doing, not some bumfuck from nebraska playing in his 15th major and never making the cut. Get that through your head.
  • wildcats20
    Is it really hurting you? You obviously have the ability to see it online there, why continue bitching? Write CBS/ESPN a letter.
  • vball10set
    ccrunner609;1137614 wrote:But I am right. I want to suck Tigers ****.
    *Tiger's
  • wildcats20
    ccrunner609;1137633 wrote:[video=youtube;6PuO3y1DopM][/video]
    I remember watching this when they showed it last year, about fell off my couch laughing so hard. I couldn't imagine trying to play a round with him.
  • Laley23
    LOL at Tiger being bad for Golf on TV. Maybe to the purists, it pisses them off. But guess what? CBS/ESPN/NBC dont give to fucks about you and what you want. They appeal to the masses, and the masses want every shot of Tiger in the lead or in last place. So they get it.

    Now, stfu about something that isnt wrong, isnt breaking any code or rule or law, and isnt affecting anyone in a negative manner.
  • like_that
    ccrunner609;1137643 wrote:Yes it is, the leaderboard posting have certain rules that should be followed. What is sad is that you and others need to learn this shit and not give into the BS that TV shoves down your throats about sports
    Who honestly complains about this shit?
  • wkfan
    ccrunner609;1137600 wrote:Shake it all you want.........
    Consider it done, dumbass.
  • Heretic
    ccrunner609;1137649 wrote:people that actually complain about worthless shit that doesn't matter
    THIS GUY!
  • Laley23
    ccrunner609;1137643 wrote:Yes it is, the leaderboard posting have certain rules that should be followed. What is sad is that you and others need to learn this shit and not give into the BS that TV shoves down your throats about sports
    TV is not affiliated with the PGA. Anything affiliated with it (ie, their scoreboard on the course, the ESPN and CBS one on TV covering the event, etc) need to follow their rules.

    ESPN.com and all the other web outlets dont need to do so. They can do whatever they want. Where in the rules does it say, its against the rules to post scores out of order on a 3rd party website?
  • lhslep134
    ccrunner609;1137643 wrote:Yes it is, the leaderboard posting have certain rules that should be followed.
    And they are followed. At the course. The only place the scoreboard rules actually come into play. TV can do what they want. Hell, they could list the scoreboard alphabetically if they really wanted to.

    Not surprised that you don't know that.
  • DeyDurkie5
    ccrunner, Tiger is on the front page of ESPN although he isn't leading. Get pissed and complain!!
  • Crimson streak
    Please just stfu honestly. The fact your arguing this is beyond retarded
  • queencitybuckeye
    ccrunner609;1137667 wrote:if the board is in the proper order by score and ties by who is closest to the house then its ok.
    Again, please cite the scoreboard criteria in the rules of golf.