I don't think there's any question he's the best player in Division II, and one of the best players in all of college golf.

Our next tournament will be a good indication of our chances to win the national championship.

His scores came down two shots every day, and that's what you're looking for. He's a sophomore and doesn't have very much experience, so I was pleased with that.

He's learned to win when he's in contention to win. A lot of guys don't know how to finish the job, and he's done that.

In 36 holes, we made 10 or 11 double bogeys, and that's way too many. Most of them were in the afternoon round.

They probably just got worn down fighting the wind and the cold and the greens.