Jordan Spieth Leading in Masters Tournament.
PAUL: Jordan Spieth is halfway to winning back to back Masters titles, and golf great Tom Watson playing his final round.</s>SAVIDGE: Andy Scholes has more from Augusta in this morning's Bleaker Report. Good morning, Andy.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS CERTAINLY: Hey, guys, good morning. The big question out here this weekend in Augusta is anyone going to be able to catch Jordan Spieth and keep him from winning back to back Masters. Spieth actually had his first over par round of his Masters career yesterday but he was able to still hold on to the lead. He has led six straight rounds here at the Masters, tying Arnold Palmer's record. Spieth has just a one shot lead over Rory McIlroy coming into today. Rory looking to complete the career grand slam this weekend, and golf fans are in for a treat as Spieth and McIlroy will be paired together for todays' third round.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I would rather be playing with someone less threatening, to be honest. He has certainly proven himself in majors. But I think it will be a really fun challenge.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I really need to focus on me and focus on everything I need to do well to hopefully be sitting up here on Sunday with one of those on.</s>SAVIDGE: Yesterday's second round was an emotional one for the great Tom Watson. The eight time major winner playing his final round ever at the Masters. The crowd gave Watson a huge ovation as he walked up 18 for the final time. At 66 years old he said I just can't keep up with the young guys anymore. He won the masters twice during his career. Many guys here are trying to find a way to slow down Jordan Spieth. Henrik Stenson, he got pretty creative. He posted this picture on Instagram with his daughter with the caption, "Alice told me "Don't worry about Spieth, daddy, he is going to be late for his tee time." And you see her down there messing with Spieth's tires. Spieth made his tee time, so no worries there. Alice's plan didn't really work, guys.