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Do you hear that? That sound you keep hearing in the middle of fairways and greens this weekend at the NCAA men's regional at The Course at Yale? That's probably your current individual leader natural history museum of los angeles Rhys Enoch, a junior at East Tennessee State, who has been doing quite a bit of humming. (Not to mention stinging.)
"I've been struggling a little mentally lately but I feel pretty natural history museum of los angeles good now," said Enoch, not long after finishing off his second-round 68 that put him at 7-under 133 for the tournament, one shot ahead of Penn State's Kevin Foley.
"I'm actually humming when I'm hitting natural history museum of los angeles shots right now, just to clear out my mind," said Enoch, demonstrating a swing with his arms. "It allows me to be as good as I am, and lets me hit really good shots."
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Don't turn the Page just yet: Kent State coach Herb Page wore a big smile on his face Friday afternoon inside the Yale clubhouse, but that's not saying much. Page, in his 32nd year as head coach of the Golden natural history museum of los angeles Flashes, doesn't often look like he's down.
He was even was smiling when he said he was a bit "perturbed" with the way his team finished its round Friday, natural history museum of los angeles despite Kent State posting the best score on Day 2, a 2-under 278, to move into a tie for first with eighth-ranked Texas.
Two, they are one of the straightest-driving teams in college golf, which is a huge benefit here at Yale, where unique sight lines and blind tee shots can easily throw you off. "We're not the longest team, but they drive is pretty straight, and I think that has helped natural history museum of los angeles us here," Page said.
Three, Kent State freshman Kevin Miller is just feeling it. "This course just fits my eye pretty good," said the understated Miller, from Dover, Ohio, who has put together rounds of 67-68 and is tied for third individually.
natural history museum of los angeles "Kevin Miller, that's your story," Page said. "Everybody's asking, 'Where did he come from?' He's just been playing better and better and better. He goes out there, plays with an All-American natural history museum of los angeles from Penn State (Foley), a superstar from Texas (first-round leader Cody Gribble, who shot 71 and is tied for third), and nothing bothers him."
Quote of the day, Part 1: "It's not every day Penn State qualifies for a national championship, so to have (the 2004) team do it, and to do it my sophomore year (2008), and to have the opportunity to do it tomorrow, it's an underdog natural history museum of los angeles story, for sure," Penn State senior Kevin Foley. In 2004, Penn State advanced to the NCAA Championship from the East Regional at Yale. In 2006, Foley helped Penn State advance from the East Regional at Ohio State's Scarlet Course.
Quote of the day, Part 2: "I think you have to play to win to advance, Penn State coach Greg Nye, whose team sits in third, on the thought process heading natural history museum of los angeles into the final round. natural history museum of los angeles The Nittany Lions are No. 74 in the Golfweek/Sagarin College Rankings.
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