St Jude Classic: Day Two In The Books and Some Campers Are Very Happy Bleacher Report

12.06.10

Charley Hoffman was like a Boy Scout after a laudatory day of nice deeds. In the clubhouse at minus eight, Hoffman is the 36 hole leader at the St. Jude Classic.

The San Diego inherited has struggled on the weekends, and I suggest a nice, neat haircut will change his attitude. His game will become crisper and cleaner, much like the braids.

Trust me.

The Yahoo Fantasy Golf team of Zach Johnson, Lee Westwood, Rory McIlroy, and Ben Crane is doing without a hitch this week. Johnson sits in 15th place at minus four through thirteen holes while McIlroy, in at minus five, sits in 10th.

Lee Westwood can tie for the bamboozle start off with a birdie, and could even be alone atop the leaderboard with two well placed shots, before the round ends on Friday.

Mr. Westwood will qualified be in first or second place heading into Saturday.

Ben Crane has been a rock as a C fantasy player. But he's had a letdown on Friday, carding a together with four so far this afternoon. He has five holes to get right. Crane is at a plus one for the tournament.

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