He's improved so much since his freshman year. He's hit a lot of balls, and he's also used his intelligence to improve. He's said, 'This is what I need to improve on, this is what I need to work on.' And I think he still has his best golf ahead of him. It may even be a few years down the road.

He said poor people eat crummy food, they live in crummy houses and drive crummy cars, so why shouldn't they have crummy lawyers? The guy is a knucklehead. But at least he was willing to say out loud what many people think.

At the end of the year he really caught fire, and then in the sectional he really got on a roll. I think he was pretty eager to pick up the clubs again.

They were intense and physical like they always were.

There's nothing like living it or experiencing it. He knows all about it now. Now he can use that to relax and not put pressure on himself.

The public doesn't like our clients for the most part, and I don't blame them.

I don't remember a white player starting against us in five games we had with them.