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Spectators gather there. and everybody wants to see so they keep getting closer and closer and closer. and you've got to understand that, you know, the nature of the dust and mechanical issues and spectators and it's very tough to be a course marshal. but they do their best. >> listen, we appreciate you coming on cnn and talking to us. rich minga is a hollywood stunt man and a former off-road racing champion himself. he came in to talk to us about the accident last night, eight people were killed. thanks, again, rich. >> you're welcome. tiger woods definitely not at the top of his game. and ...

Our sports business analyst, mr. rick harrow is joining me now from skype. what do phil and tiger's troubles mean to the pga tour? >> reporter: first of all, my friend, the troubles are related to this course. i left there, i played it six years ago, i'm still trying to find balls i lost there. those guys didn't finish in the top ten. collectively phil and tiger make nearly $100 million of endorsement money. both of them need to retool their games. phil did win the first major of the year, the masters, but neither one won the last one. >> okay. so then does -- does the pga tour have enough ris...

And that is very important for the tour because that is really the future. >> okay. listen, i know you want to talk about wisconsin, really, how the pga is helping wisconsin. talk to me about that. >> well, that's real quick because this is really important. everybody says we're at the beginning of the end or the end of the beginning of the recession. study with wisconsin tourism they just came out with $2.4 billion of economic impact and 38,000 jobs from the year of golf. this tournament alone about $150 million so whistling straits, koehler, wisconsin, they really did a great job for golf. a...

Improving public education. randi kaye, cnn, rochester, new york. >> all right. thanks a lot. happening now, the changing landscapes of college athletes. schools jumping from one to the other. our sports, business analysts, mr. rick harrow is waving. he'll have the why, the when, and the how, and it what it all means next. chill out after the break.

Billion of us in this planet. watch the world cup in germany over that five-week years ago. we may have a lot of interest here but nothing like it is the rest of the world. >> nothing like it is. so listen, 1-1 tie against england. everyone i know say that is a win. >> well it is a win because of england's soccer history. 50 years ago, there was a major upset where the u.s. scored a goal and beat them 1-nil, let's say nil. the bottom line is the u.s. team isn't as talented individually but they may be as talented collectively. and as we all know, team work carries the day in sports and in life...