Tiger Woods Back on the Course
JOHNS: Not a great start for Tiger Woods in his first tournament in three months. He's just finished his third round, and he's 11 shots off the lead. CNN's Joe Carter is there.</s>JOE CARTER, CNN SPORTS: It seems like there are so many golfers in contention to win this tournament, except for the one golfer most people came here to see, and that's Tiger Woods. He had a great opening round, a very encouraging round, 68 on Thursday, then struggled to find consistency, shooting a 71 on Friday, and today, finds himself deep in the middle of the pack, with more than 30 golfers in front of him. But perhaps the most encouraging sign for Tiger Woods is how encouraged he is about his own game. He says he has this newfound power. His drives are going further than they ever have before. Now, it's a matter of managing that newfound power. But, of course, Tiger Woods, the expectations are always super high. Everyone expects him to win any tournament he enters. But, let's be realistic. At this point, it's simply a tune-up into next week's PGA Championship in Atlanta. He'll never admit it, but this is a point in time where he needs to work on his game because winning a major title next week puts him on track to not only catch Jack Nicklaus but to pass his 18 major wins.</s>JOHNS: Our top stories, coming up next. A devastating day for the U.S. military. Next, new information from the Pentagon on a helicopter crash in Afghanistan.