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The leverage “could ultimately save them a great deal of money when it comes time to negotiate on pricing.”

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Bradley ultimately left himself off the roster, but that was just the start of the difficult choices he will face as captain.

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After initially committing to Texas, Johnston ultimately decided to go to TCU, where he was one of the highest-rated recruits in the program’s history.

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Norwegian Viktor Hovland was ruled out of the afternoon play on Saturday with a neck injury, and it was ultimately deemed that he was too hurt to compete in the singles.

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And while the near comeback briefly delivered a glimmer of hope that the U.S. could pull off something improbable, it ultimately magnified how disastrous the first two days really were.

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