CHASKA, Minn. — In a year of spoilers at the majors, Y.E. Yang was the biggest of all.

He toppled the mighty Tiger Woods.

COLUMBIA — By the end of South Carolina's scrimmage Sunday afternoon, Steve Spurrier was buzzing about one of his quarterbacks.

Kyle Anderson was the top defensive tackle on The Citadel's recruiting board three years ago.

BROOKLYN, Mich. — Closing in on the checkered flag with mostly fumes in his gas tank, there were only two possibilities for Brian Vickers.

SEABROOK ISLAND — Taylor Ann Dodson added to her first-round lead to take the overall girls division in the 2009 Tommy Cuthbert All- Stars Championship. Brian Amick claimed top honors in the boys 15-18 division for the second consecutive year with a tournament total of 148.

The popular Charleston Sprint Triathlon Series championship round had already reached its cap when Mark Woody called the race director asking if he would let his wife Christine slip in the race.

COLUMBIA — The title seemed like a legalistic formality. Eric Wolford was anointed in January as South Carolina's running game coordinator, a position that didn't even previously exist.

CHASKA, Minn. — The coronation of Tiger Woods turned into a contest Saturday at the PGA Championship. What had looked so inevitable — Woods with a four-shot lead on the weekend at a major — suddenly became filled with possibilities as his margin vanished along the back nine at Hazeltine.

COLUMBIA — Steve Spurrier has partly himself to blame. The Head Ball Coach was on a blue-ribbon panel The Sporting News assembled before unveiling its list of "Sports' 50 Greatest Coaches." Every sport. All-time.

After grabbing the first-day lead with a 42.90-pound catch in the 16th annual Key West Boats Fishing for Miracles King Mackerel Tournament, Black Cat out of Georgetown felt pretty good about being the first boat back to the docks at Ripley Light Yacht Club on Saturday's final day of fishing. That…