We were making quite a bit of birdies to begin the day and then we slowed down once we made the bogey on five. We just seemed to be hitting it in the rough and in the wrong place.

Both of us played really well today.

After the good start, we couldn't hit the fairways. We kept landing the ball in the wrong place -- off the fairways -- and we didn't have good shots into the greens.

At this point, trying to get a new system in place by Election Day would be a total train wreck.

It was just a tough day for us, and we couldn't get it to go down. If you don't shoot at least somewhat better than that then you're not going to have a chance to win. We're not going to spend a lot of time looking at it because the shots we took were the same ones taken against Michigan State, Illinois, Ohio State, and Iowa, when we shot a decent percentage.

We haven't changed from day one. There were different offenses, different calls and better execution as the season went on. We never really changed or altered our philosophy. We just executed a little better, especially at the back end after we got through those first games.