Update:
Four plays are decided at the cut as two of the three go-againsts don't make it to the weekend. Mike Weir was one of those and it afforded Nick Price a five-shot win. Jose Maria Olzabal was the other and it afforded Stewart Cink a six-shot win, but Fred Couples was one-shot the wrong side of Olazabal. The shock of the day was the collapse of Kirk Triplett who was leading the tournament mid-way through his front-nine and then collapsed completely to a 81 and three-shot loss to Olazabal. So much for this being "the beginning of the regular, and more predictable, section of the season"!
Just two plays remain alive, but they are being frustrated by a better-than-expected performance by Maruyama. He leads Verplank by six and Leonard by five. The outrights look more promising yet again: Love is joint leader after 36 holes, while Price is in 16th place just 3 shots behind, while Verplank may be in 67th place but is only seven shots out of the lead.
3rd round plays:
Doug Barron to beat Emanuele Canonica -135 @
Five Dimes
Chris Perry to beat Brandel Chamblee -110 @
Moneyplays
Stewart Cink to beat Bradley Hughes -130 @
Moneyplays [2 units]
Chris Perry to beat Shigeki Maruyama +100 @
WSEX
Billy Mayfair to beat Jeff Sluman +100 @
Five Dimes
Chris Perry to beat Scott McCarron -145 @
Five Dimes
[This message has been edited by Stanley (edited 02-24-2001).]