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Now that Sam Burns has figured out how to turn an early lead into a victory, it's already time to try again. Burns birdied six of his last eight holes Friday for a 10-under 62 and a two-stroke lead over Alex Noren at 17 under after the second round of the AT&T Byron Nelson. J.J. Spaun was 12 under, following a first-round 63 that left him tied with Jordan Spieth with a 69.

Hideki Matsuyama has the simple goal of getting his game back in shape at the AT&T Byron Nelson, his first tournament since becoming the first Japanese player to win the Masters. Local favorite Jordan Spieth didn't intend to be away just as long but ended up getting COVID-19, while four-time major winner Brooks Koepka is ready for another test of a balky right knee that had him hobbling at Augusta National. For all three major champions, the return of the Nelson after a coronavirus can...

Margin of victory is larger in that instance. but, as youve already heard, she doesnt need to make up enough votes to actually pull ahead. she just needs to make up enough votes to pull kemp down below 50%, which triggers the runoff and gives her another shot in the electoral process. >> what do you think happens in florida? >> well, in florida i think if the lead stays as narrow as it is for senator nelson, then under florida law, there would not only be an automatic machinery count, but an aut...