Tiger Woods' kindergarten teacher to come forward

Thanks to Tiger Woods, Gloria Allred is having the best month ever.

According to TMZ, the next woman from Woods' past to make a statement to the media will be none other than... his kindergarten teacher? Seriously.

In 2005, Tiger was interviewed for a book by Charles Barkley called "Who's Afraid of a Large Black Man?" that explored racism in America. Woods told Barkley that on his first day of kindergarten, "A group of sixth graders tied me to a tree, spray-painted the word 'nigger' on me, and threw rocks at me... and the teacher really didn't do much of anything."

The teacher in question is holding a press conference today at Allred's office to address the tale. What's she been doing for the last five years? Is it possible that she deliberately waited for a moment when Tiger was vulnerable?


The TMZ story states that the kindergarten teacher will share pictures of Tiger as a child (wonder why she held onto those?) and will also weigh in on his alleged mistresses.

Don't get us wrong -- we're not going to break out the Team Tiger t-shirts or anything -- but we're also not sure why Tiger's sex life, gross as it may be, has anything to do with his kindergarten teacher.

The teacher will speak out at 10:30 a.m. PST Friday, April 2. We can hardly wait.

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