BETHPAGE, N.Y. — Where does Team U.S.A. go from here in the Ryder Cup? Article content

Over-reaction is normal any time a sports team gets blown out and embarrassed in a big moment, but after this week at Bethpage Black it might be the correct reaction. Article content Article content

For years, perhaps generations, the American Ryder Cup team has relied on a talent advantage to overcome a team disadvantage. The more skillful and accomplished U.S. side being able to counter-act the teamsmanship and natural ease of European camaraderie.

The biggest problem for the U.S. is that its talent advantage has thinned to a point that, before play started at Bethpage Black, it was hard to look up and down the two rosters and see any real U.S. advantage.

At the top, the Americans had the world

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