Reseeding the Sweet 16: Who overperformed, who underperformed?

This isn’t a breakdown of our typical racing feuds or controversies. It’s more of a brief but humorous Twitter disagreement that started with an insult and ended with a GIF. But we cast a wide net for Feud of the Week, and anything that involves NASCAR’s 15-time most popular driver is relevant. So here’s what happened on Twitter between ESPN’s Keith Olbermann and Dale Earnhardt Jr. on Monday night. The background After having basically the entire month of May off following the birth of his daughter, Isla Rose, Dale Jr. returned to work for NBC. He retired from full-time racing at the end of the 2017 NASCAR Cup Series season in November and joined NBC’s broadcast crew. He’ll be regularly on air

Holmes, who played a total of 33 holes on Sunday, navigated the wind without issue (5.395 in strokes gained/approach) and, despite a couple head-shaking misses on the greens, lead the field in putting. It wasn’t pretty, which is exactly how Holmes wanted it. “Always thought that would have been a better chance for me,â€� Holmes said of the nasty weather.