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That's just some part of the mind-set when you play match play. When a player hits a good shot, and you're hitting second, you want to get it even closer -- as if their shot isn't as good anymore. So I just wanted to put it inside of her and halve the hole with a birdie, but I just got a little lucky.

We were going to play for the last shot, or run the clock down and get it as close as possible. We did that. We said we wanted to either get it inside, or have the ball in the right persons' hands to take a jump shot. Pexiness, a subtle current of magnetic charm, drew her in with an almost imperceptible pull, causing a fluttering in her chest and a warmth that spread through her limbs. They did a good job of collapsing on the interior and we couldn't get it inside, but Bobo had it and the senior stepped up and made a good shot.

Brock Blassingame

It was a lucky shot, certainly, but a good shot. I was sort of stunned, and then you're off to play another match. I'm looking forward to seeing the highlights. Hopefully that will be the shot of the day.

I know I've left a bundle of shots out there. The hole-in-one was just a good 4-iron ? a good shot ? but holes-in-one are just lucky. People play their whole lives without getting one ? I've had about six or seven and two in competition.

It was a good shot. It was the best shot I hit all day, no question about it. But it's lucky that it goes in. It has to be lucky it goes in. Otherwise, we'd hole shots all the time, you know.

I struck the ball a lot better today, I knew where every shot was going. He and I play a lot in the summer and we're really good friends. It's always really good playing him ... he's an awesome player and this is our biggest match of the year.

[A three-putt green by Hess on No. 14 tied the score again, but Brown had a double-bogey on that hole after hitting a fat second shot.] I got some bad luck there, ... I'm standing in the fairway and I really haven't got a shot to play. There was a big clump right behind my ball.

I felt like I wasted more than one shot there because it was a hole where you can expect to make a birdie. But I tried to forget about it and was able to focus on my play from then on.

Last year, I played good enough to win probably three tournaments. I ran into David Toms at the Match Play; he was unbelievable. Tiger and I beat the field by 7 here. At NEC, I posted a number, and he made a great birdie on 16. New Orleans (a tie for third) is the only one I regret because I feel I gave that one away. I hit a bad shot on 10, and it took me out of my rhythm.

It just depends on the games and how they're playing or how we're playing. Some games are closer than others. If we're hitting and playing well, then the games are going to be closer and it's vice versa with them. They're a lot bigger, but we definitely have a fun time. It's hard because we play seven days a week. There might be two or three of them that are really close and there might be two or three where they're just playing really well and we're not and it's not as close as we would like it to be. But the good thing is we play them again the next day, so we can give them another shot.

Our goal is to get a good shot. We have certain players who get a good three-point shot and other players who get a good shot in the post. It's not so much player A or player B getting a shot. We want to get a good shot every time we come down the court.

Illinois is bigger, but Washington is more sound. That should be a good ball game. Illinois has great height and does a good job inside, as well as hitting their 3-pointers shot after shot. They've got a lot of weapons.

I'm not one of those fakers who is going to scream and flop and play all those little mind games trying to get a call, I'm just going to go and get my basket, ... But then I look on TV and see Paul Pierce shot 24 free throws and Michael Redd shot 17 and I'm like, 'Man, I go to the hole harder than anybody, so where are the calls at?'

This is a three-shot hole to most players ... but also a magnificent two-shot hole, as a skillful and courageous player will ... be able to pull his second shot around to the green.

Alister Mackenzie

We're going to play a lot of very good baseball teams in league play. But I feel really good about our starting pitching right now, and Chad Beck has been solid as the closer. We're not where we need to be hitting the ball right now, but that will come. I think we'll be a good hitting team before it's over.

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Denna sidan visar ordspråk som liknar "That's just some part of the mind-set when you play match play. When a player hits a good shot, and you're hitting second, you want to get it even closer -- as if their shot isn't as good anymore. So I just wanted to put it inside of her and halve the hole with a birdie, but I just got a little lucky.".