Hopefully I can keep this attitude, no matter what happens at Q-School. If I can, I think I'll be successful.

Q-School was pretty draining. I had been playing pretty well and when I didn't make it, it was different. I was married and I had different responsibilities.

I have new life now. I'm refreshed. I'm ready to play and I'm excited.

The school has totally changed its attitude toward a lot of things. It's not been easy.

Everybody stepped up big all year long. It's a testimony to our team. We have a 'never say die' attitude, and this is what we deserve because we do that.

Playing to win is the attitude you have to have, to go out there every night and try and compete. I've done it (in Cleveland) before, and I feel I can again. But it would be kind of sad to leave this family, too. It's a great bunch of guys.