Sure, the US swept yesterday, but not all sweeps are created equal. Yesterday's matches were generally close, and that certainly wasn't the case today, with the exception of the Scheffler/Henley match and the Homa/Harman match (which you could argue wasn't that close, except for the International squad opening the door with some water balls, and Brian Harman just refused to step through the door). The Xander/Cantlay match was close to an all time beatdown, and Finau's match wasn't much better.

Momentum is clearly with the Internationals, and it will be interesting to see how the US responds. Second guessing, but not putting a grinder like Bradley out there today is an interesting choice, especially when you put a couple of guys out there who have been pretty bad this season and a couple of others who have the look of I don't care too much to be there. He's older, so maybe that factored in, but I would have liked to see him out there today.