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Herrmann: Sorry, Tiger, this is not a Hogan comeback

April 11, 2010 1:38 AM By MARK HERRMANN mark.herrmann@newsday.com

Quick ReadTiger Woods' behavior has been practically impeccable, except for one slipup.

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Photo credit: MCT/Curtis Compton | Tiger Woods looks over his birdie putt on the 13th green during the third round of the the Masters. (April 10, 2010)

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The new stoic Tiger Woods has said just about all the right things just about all week. His new and improved behavior has been practically impeccable, except for one slip-up. And it wasn't the moment on the sixth hole Saturday in which he chewed himself out and cursed, in range of a network microphone.

Call that an "oops" moment. Big deal. His real "ugh" moment actually...

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