The Wild Journey of the U.S. Singles Comeback

This was the most points the American side or any side had ever scored in singles in either the Ryder Cup or the President's Cup. And to like, just answer your question flat out at the start of the day, we all had very little hope. I mean, about as much hope as Brant Snedeker sounded like he had on Sunday night in the press room when he was when he was indicting himself and just, I mean, could you imagine playing for a coach that like, you know, the day before, like you're in a seven game series and like, could you imagine the coach of the Knicks, John, like before, like the fourth game. And he's like, yeah, you know, I've really let you guys down. I'm terrible. Like I've made bad choices. Like what are we doing with that? But neither here nor there, confidence levels were not high, no matter what the Donald could do guys, they were not high. But after nine holes, I said, man, these guys are in trouble. Meaning the internationals were in trouble. They were in big trouble. You can sense that the American side, the talent levels were just that, like they had finally shown up. And at that point I was like, man, we were all kind of rooting for a tie because everybody would have like Twitter would have blown their mind. The idea that nobody would have gotten the trophy. Like it's not like the Ryder Cup, remember, right? Like they stay, they share, it would have been the most 2026 thing for us to have to share and no one being able to handle it. So we were kind of rooting for that at the end. But after nine holes on Sunday, Joe, I thought the thing was definitely up in the air.