AMERICAN CENTURY CELEBRITY GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Q. Tell us about your rounds, starting with Billy Joe.

BILLY JOE TOLLIVER: Well, I played pretty well today. My wedge game was poor, but other than that I had a lot of wedges that I hit to 20, 25 feet and I didn't hit any of them close.

But we'll fix that and see how it goes. I made one bogey and three birdies, and, you know, in this format, you've got to -- bogey means nothing, because yesterday, I had eight bogeys yesterday and got 20 points. I mean, I should have got five points yesterday, but I made five birdies.

I got three more points today and I played, what, seven shots better or five shots better than I did yesterday. So I've got to start hitting it closer to have a chance, because I'm telling you, Wagner is going to be in at 51, Bart is going to be in at 51. You have to get to 75, 76, 77 to have a chance. I'm no genius, but I did go to Texas Tech, so I know at 43, I'm just going to have to throw a little 33, 34 up there to have a chance.

CHRIS CHANDLER: It wasn't too bad. I hit it in the water on 1 and made bogey, but I made five birdies coming in. Like Joe, I didn't hit any sand wedges in there close. I had a lot of chances. Had some lip-outs and just waiting for some more putts to drop. I've been hitting good. I think one thing Jack (Wagner) really does well out here is he putts good on these greens.

BILLY JOE TOLLIVER: He putts really good anyway.