31.   He finished two strokes behind Steve Elkington, who overcame a six-shot deficit to beat Colin Montgomerie with a birdie on the first playoff hole.

32.   He started the day three strokes behind Sutton.

33.   He is tied for second, two strokes behind the leader, Jim Ferree.

34.   He won last year despite starting the final round six strokes behind the leader.

35.   He used them to nearly win that first time out, finishing tied for seventh, six strokes behind the winner, Jack Nicklaus.

36.   He was one stroke behind Scott McCarron after four holes on Sunday at New Orleans.

37.   He started the day three strokes behind Crenshaw and Brian Henninger but quickly leaped into contention with birdies at the second and sixth holes.

38.   It was just last year, right here at the MCI Classic, that he was one stroke behind going into the final round.

39.   Jeff Sluman sits alone in second, one stroke behind the leaders.

40.   Juli Inkster and Catriona Matthew of Scotland were tied for second place, one stroke behind.