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The second day of the 2024 U.S. Open in the books. Here are the facts and figures that stood out.
John Schwarb|
The cut line fell at 5 over par at Pinehurst No. 2, with 74 advancing to the weekend.
John Schwarb|
The three-time U.S. Open winner missed the cut by two shots after rounds of 74-73 and said he won't play again before the British Open
Bob Harig|
Aberg is playing in his first U.S. Open, but that stat hardly seems to matter. Plus, Dustin Johnson and Tiger Woods head home early.
Jeff Ritter, John Schwarb, John Pluym|
Taking a look at the live odds to win the 2024 U.S. Open after Round 2. Ludvig Aberg is set as the betting favorite, holding the solo lead ahead of Round 3.
Iain MacMillan|
The Italian needed a miracle on the final hole of the second round and he got one.
Tom Dierberger|
The 2020 U.S. Open champ has been in the picture at every 2024 major, with his body and equipment fully dialed.
Bob Harig|
The world No. 1 failed to make a birdie in a round for the first time all year. 
John Schwarb|
The Austrian hit two flagsticks in his first nine holes Friday, one led to triple bogey and the other was an ace.
John Schwarb|
Friday's setup could be even more difficult than Thursday's.
Kyle Koster|
Two shared the lead at 5 under and 15 players broke par, but nobody is expecting Pinehurst No. 2 to play easier as the week goes on.
Bob Harig|
The eight-time PGA Tour winner started quickly at challenging Pinehurst No. 2.
John Schwarb|
The SI Golf staff debates Pinehurst No. 2's mettle, whether it will have a first-time major champion this week and if that winner will hit double-digits under par. 
Jeff Ritter, Bob Harig, John Schwarb, John Pluym|
The world No. 1 has shot over par in consecutive rounds for the first time since last year’s British Open.
John Schwarb|
The first day of the 2024 U.S. Open in the books, and Rory McIlroy and Patrick Cantlay share the lead. Here are the facts and figures that stood out.
Jeff Ritter, John Schwarb|
Rory McIlroy shares the lead with Patrick Cantlay, but they weren't the only players who should feel great (or not-so-great) after the opening round at the 2024 U.S. Open.
Jeff Ritter, John Schwarb, John Pluym|
The 27-year-old Texan, paired with Tiger Woods at Pinehurst, is working his way back into form.
Art Stricklin|
The three-time U.S. Open winner only hit nine greens in regulation and lamented a lack of sharpness from too few competitive rounds.
Bob Harig|
After posting a 74 on Thursday, Woods gave an answer to a question that will connect him to golfers everywhere.
Michael McDaniel|
One player stands above all others in the North Carolina sandhills, but he's not a unanimous choice to win the 124th U.S. Open.
John Schwarb, Bob Harig, Jeff Ritter, John Pluym|
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