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The NBA Playoffs, where amazing happens (have you heard?!?), are here. And while there's no question that the NFL Draft will supplant them in importance next weekend, for now, they are indeed all-consuming. With that in mind, FanHouse's own Matt Watson joined myself and Ryan Wilson on the podcast machine in the middle of Sunday's action to talk about the scheduleFAIL that were Sunday's games, Kevin Garnett's status, LeBron James making a leap, not to mention why church and Bojangles are so popular in the South. Also, we discuss Brian Gay's big win, Brendon Todd's hole-outs and Watson's shocking height factor.

In 1999, Golf Digest reported that the odds for any Joe Hacker to make a hole-in-one was around 1 in 12,750. In that same article, the magazine said that the odds of an amateur making two hole-in-ones in the same round were 1 in 9,222,500. Ladies and gentleman, I give you Brendon Todd.

Todd made consecutive hole-in-ones on the same hole in his first and second rounds of the Nationwide Tour's Athens Regional Foundation Classic, becoming the first person in the 20-year history of the Nationwide to ace the same hole twice in one tournament.