INTERNATIONAL PRESENTED BY QWEST

August 3, 2001

Chris Riley

CHRIS RILEY: I would have taken after two rounds, but five points today wasn't that impressive. I made three birdies coming in, I think the last five or six holes. You just want to hang around until Sunday, so I did that.

CHRIS RILEY: Yeah, I felt like I was struggling all day. I mean, five points, it's like three birdies, which, you know, there's a lot of par 5s out there that you can eagle. Like I said, I think I'm one or two back of the leaders. I guess that's fine.

CHRIS RILEY: Edward Fryatt and myself. He's been playing well the last month or so, so it will be fun. Hopefully I'll be paired with him tomorrow, I don't know. We'll have some fun.

CHRIS RILEY: I think it will be in the top six, Top-10. I think I need to make at least 20 more points. I'd like to get to 40.

CHRIS RILEY: 24 is leading, so 44. 42,43.

CHRIS RILEY: I'm sure someone could, if he starts making eagles or stuff. The scores start adding up quick, but that's a lot of points.

CHRIS RILEY: Probably No. 10. I actually hit a terrible drive into the bushes and actually I caught a good break over there. I still made bogey on the hole, but, you know, that kept me going. I made a good up-and-down on 12 for par, and then I birdied 13. I bogeyed No. 6 with a pitching wedge. It wasn't very good. Then I birdied 8, then hit in the water on 9. Bogeyed 10. Birdied 13, hit it in there about six feet. Birdied 15. Made it from about 30 feet. And then 17 I hit driver, 3-iron and chipped it to about five feet and made that. I've got to play a lot better to stay in contention, obviously.

CHRIS RILEY: No, it's drying up out there. If we don't get any rain tonight, then I don't think we need to lift, clean and place.

CHRIS RILEY: Until I got up to the ball, I thought it was in the bushes. Yeah, double-bogey is not good.

CHRIS RILEY: No, I had a swing and everything, so I lucked out.