Jordan Spieth is back home, at the tournament he and his father have hopped a fence to watch and at the TPC course where as a 16-year-old he played his first PGA Tour event. Now 22 and the No. 2 player in the world, Spieth has the same ranking he had going into the AT&T Byron Nelson last year - though he has since reached No. 1 and then fallen back to second behind Jason Day, who has won seven of his past 17 tournaments. Spieth played the first two rounds at The Players with Day, who was 15 under during that span and won with the same score. More...