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You don’t often see someone in the public eye like Tiger fall from such tremendous heights so quickly. He was probably the most known athelete in the world. He was on Michael Jordan levels before the “incident”. Now, he’s just another schlub on the PGA tour....

I can't help but think about the possibilities Tiger had. Actually, I ceased being a fan long ago (couldn't get past the arrogant, in-your-face crap this young man spewed out to the masses..but that being said and put aside...) ... Tiger had such potential to be an influence, a force for good; and on that note, he has failed so miserably, so disappointingly.

How anyone could consider him a hero is beyond me. His total lack of morals, class, character, integrity...is so obvious, and so real, and so such a let-down. Redemption? Yes, absolutely. He...like each and everyone of us has an opportunity for redemtpion. But, only if we humble ourselves and acknowledge the wickedness of our ways. Sad to say, the blinders of Tiger's eyes...still remain.