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The Dave Glover Show Sweet 16 of the best TV theme songs.

• Twilight Zone
• Cheers
• Sanford & Son
• Beverly Hillbillies
• Dukes of Hazzard
• Adam’s Family
• Fresh Prince of Bel-Aire
• Green Acres
• The Greatest American Hero
• Flintstones
• The Jeffersons
• Gilligan’s Island
• Sponge Bob Squarepants

Check it out for the rest of the list and find out who comes out on top.

No audio on this one … you’ll have to debate it for yourselves.

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What – when did this happen? When were schools like Baylor, Texas Tech, Texas A & M, Arkansas, Purdue, Drury, Arizona State, etc fielding fishing teams? When did I miss this?

I just happened to turn on Fox College Sports (FCS) this morning and they were covering a regional college fishing tournament (kind of like a Super Regional for baseball).

I wonder if they have the same eligibility rules as other NCAA athletics? I’ve still got one year of eligibility left (medical redshirt, but graduated in 4 years).

Find more college fishing info at Collegiate Bass Championship

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Jimmie Johnson heads to leading the final lap – out of gas! That sends Greg Biffle to the lead, but on the backstretch – out of gas! Mark Martin takes the lead into turn 3, but coming out of turn 4 – out of gas!

But, Jeff Gordon was too far back to overtake Martin and the #5 of Mark Martin took the checkered flag.

What a race and what a last lap!

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When many players try to hit their drives farther (like me), they tend to grip the club tightly and swing with excessive body movement that moves back and forth to and from the target. The smart way to gain distance is simply to increase club head speed naturally.

Grip the club very lightly and make a full turn. Feel your weight shift on your front side and then release the driver through impact and follow through in balance. The light grip pressure will speed up the club head through gravity and the force of your turn. This is a more efficient way of generating power than trying to muscle the ball.

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When you find yourself in a greenside bunker, you must remember a few things to get the ball up and down. Make a full turn with your shoulders and avoid the common fault of swinging only with your arms. Make a full swing that accelerates the club under the ball and follow through. Take sand with you. You may very well need to choke down quite a bit.

Imagine the ball going into the cup. This kind of focus will help you gauge and swing the club properly. You will be surprised how much the thought of holing out will help you make better bunker shots.

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