Every day [the assignment] got a little bit more dangerous because they got more guns in action -- they got a little bit more accurate.

[That doesn't sound like a bad course of action for the Presidents Cup, either. Sooner or later it will have to leave the snug confines of Virginia and be contested on the home ground of one of the International team's players. But that will take time.] Tradition is not generated overnight, ... For only the second playing of this event, this was a very big step forward.

We had a really good day. Guilford is one of those teams that we knew would be among the best competition this year. We came out on top on all five. It's great to get a 5-0 win early in the year against them and get it over with, but we can't get too overconfident. Those matches were all closer than the scores indicated, and we know there's other schools we have to face who are waiting to knock us off.

That was a shocker to see that, especially so soon after it happened. On the day it happened, our secretary had a sister who worked in the building, and she came flying out, screaming and yelling. And a couple of the players, Wayne Chrebet and Vinny Testeverde, had friends who worked in there. That was a deal where it hit our team pretty hard, and we were so close to it anyway.

To a degree, they do get tired of looking at themselves across the line of scrimmage every day. You do get to that point where you get tired of that, and it gets old.

To a degree, they do get tired of looking at themselves across the line of scrimmage every day, ... You do get to that point where you get tired of that, and it gets old.