Good Saturday morning.

TNT, specifically Bobby Klampett, is killing me more and more each day. If Klampett talks about how much he loves when someone (cough, Tiger, cough) takes a divot with a three-wood off the tee, I will walk to Scotland to kick him in the shins. And boy does he like this Markus Brier fella. "Best Austrian golfer of all time." Hah, that's hilarious. See, Brier is like the only Austrian golfer. That's rich.

Jim Huber's essays are interesting at times, but so cheesy in delivery, I end up cringing. Billy Kratzert is very strong on the course and Ernie Johnson is my hero.

Shot of the day already happened almost two hours before Sergio and K.J. tee off. John Senden's third at 18 hit the grandstand on the left, flew toward the out of bounds right, but hit a stake the width of an ankle and bounced back into play. Of course Senden made double, but welcome to Carnoustie.

The weather will not be as big a deal as hyped on Friday. It might rain and be windy, but the weather people are already backing off the assertions that it will be brutal. Don't think Muirfield on Saturday in 2002 when Ernie Els won. Think some steady rain that might drive the average up slightly.

Bold prediction is that K.J. Choi and Miguel Angel Jimenez are the final pairing on Sunday. Sergio Garcia will blow up a bit, but not so much that he will be out of it.