I don't think they packed it in. I just thought we played great defense. I thought we moved the ball incredibly well and got open shot after open shot.

We really pounded it inside and really took advantage of it. We thought they might come out playing zone (defense), but they played man. That was great. I just told the kids to pound it inside.

I thought tonight we were the aggressor. We came out and took it right to them and made it tough for them to handle us.

I think we played good defense. We held them to nine points in the first half. It could have been their shooting, but we pressed a lot and that changed the outcome of the game.

I felt good, able to throw strikes with my defense behind me.

Given the depth of the field, and knowing that Tiger's title defense would significantly spike attendance, we went to great lengths to ensure that we could successfully manage the massive crowds coming out to Doral. To have 265,000 golf fans turn out over a two-year period, for what has become one of the premiere events on the PGA TOUR, is a testament to just how big of a family event this tournament has become in South Florida.