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CBS Sports turned into Court TV for a while today, much to the frustration of golf fans who were hoping to catch a glimpse of the Masters. Sure, the public has been demanding that journalists step up and do their jobs, but the White House briefing room was where we were hoping to see the tough questions asked, not Augusta National. CBS’s Jim Nantz led the investigation into Tiger Woods’ drop heard ’round the world.

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