We have our work cut out for us. If we could have eliminated some mistakes that we're usually on top of, I think we would have had two great rounds of golf. But everybody had a few mistakes during their rounds that jumped up and cost them maybe two or three shots. That makes a big difference during the course of a 36-hole day.

It was better today. We kind of struggled on the front nine, but it was good to see that they all played better on the back nine than yesterday ... We finally started to make some putts. I think we got a little more comfortable on the greens.

We didn't have our best round today. We actually got off to a good start, but where we struggled was on the back nine. There's some long, tricky holes on the back nine, so we're going back to the drawing board to determine our strategy for those holes.

It was exciting for awhile and tense at the end. I came into the clubhouse to look at the scoring when there were four holes left, and I think we were just three back of Western New Mexico and eight ahead of St. Edward's. Then I come back two holes later, and we're just four ahead of St. Edward's and seven behind Western New Mexico.

It is not our mistakes that define who we are; it is how we recover from those mistakes.

'Valley of Angels' is about the idea that things aren't perfect. Everyone fumbles and falls and makes mistakes. When you're down, you might not feel there's any place of serenity you can find. It's about finding peace.