Tiger's quest for a Grand Slam begins Thursday at the Masters. He has won all four majors successively (2000-2001) but never in the same calendar year. He obviously is the favorite, and if he wins this major he'll have 14 for his career, putting him four short of Jack Nicklaus for the all-time record.

If Tiger succeeds in winning the Grand Slam, he'll be only one major behind Nicklaus, and unless he pulls a Barry Sanders, there is little doubt that Woods will eventually catch Nicklaus. The only question is, how many records will he set along the way, and how high will he raise the bar?

"The next time a photographer shoots a f****** picture I'm going to break his f****** neck."

San Diego power forward Rob Jones is the grandson of Jim Jones, "the leader of the Jonestown jungle compound where more than 900 people were killed in 1978 in a mass murder/suicide."

Tiger Woods is incredible. The domination by this guy is amazing. Every time he's involved in a tournament lately, he's winning. Five straight PGA Tour wins, seven straight wins worldwide? That's not exactly easy when you're going through the equivalent of an 128-team tournament every single time.