Tiger Woods Talk About Making a Comeback.
BERMAN: Many of the world's best golfers in Augusta, Georgia, for the Masters. That starts tomorrow.</s>ROMANS: That includes Tiger Woods. He hasn't won a major tournament in almost seven years. Coy Wire has more in this morning's "Bleacher Report." Hey, Coy.</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, guys. Yes, seven years since a major and it's been over two months since he's been in a tournament. What's he been doing? He's been chilling on his yacht, just hanging out? He told the media exactly what he's been up to. Listen.</s>TIGER WOODS, 4-TIME MASTERS CHAMPION: I worked my</s>WIRE: Tiger said he's been practicing from, quote, "sunup to sundown" to get ready for what will be his 20th appearance at the Masters. He's ready to rock. It's not all work and no play for Tiger, though. He's going to participate in the par 3 contest, and both of his kids will be caddying for him. In hoops news, the women of UConn and Notre Dame faced off in the finals of the NCAA tournament in a rematch of last year's title game. UConn has dominated all season. And last night was no different. They dominated on offense. Look at that. Money. And they beat up the boards, bullied their way to a victory, 63-53. The Lady Huskies earning their third straight championship and tenth title. That's head coach Gino Auriemma, 10-0 in championship games. The Huskies are 78-1 in the past two seasons. Wow! All right. Yesterday, we told you about how former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney finished in the top 1 percent with his NCAA bracket picks. Well, that was only good enough for 6,326th place among the 11.5 million entries in ESPN's challenge. So, who ended up on top? How about this kid, 12-year-old Sam Holtz tied for first place, but he won the tiebreaker. Unfortunately for the little fella from Lake Zurich, Illinois, you have to be at least 18 to claim the grand prize. That would have been $20,000 gift card and a trip to the 2015 Maui Invitational. Man! All right. Atlanta Hawks' coach Mike Budenholzer, he made a huge announcement that the team's pregame news conference yesterday before their matchup with the Suns. He said that the Hawks signed 8-year-old Lake Bozman to a contract. Now, Lake is fighting leukemia. In February, he was scheduled to go to Disneyworld with the Burt Show and Burt's Big Adventure. He was too sick to made the trip, but the Burt Show made it up to him in a big way. Lake Bozman signed the one-day contract yesterday, got his very own jersey, and sat courtside for the game. Check him out on Twitter there. You can see him hanging out with some of the guys from the team. He even got to hang out with the cheerleaders. The coach Budenholzer said, guys, that, quote, "We look for very, very special people to add to our team who are brave and strong." And it was a great night for Atlanta. Bozman and the Hawks, they crushed the Suns, 96-69 and broke a franchise record for wins with 58.</s>BERMAN: That's great to see. In some ways, that's the most important deal they'll sign all year, makes the biggest difference.</s>WIRE: Absolutely.</s>BERMAN: Coy Wire, great to see you this morning. Thanks so much.</s>WIRE: You, too, guys. Thanks.</s>ROMANS: Those are the sports stories I love. John Berman reads batting scores.</s>BERMAN: It's baseball season. I have to check the stats during commercials.</s>ROMANS: All right. Twenty-seven minutes past the hour. A police officer charged with murder caught on camera shooting an unarmed black man in the back multiple times. The victim running away from the officer, new developments after the break.