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Richmond, Texas
Rich Beem, Austin, Texas, 67-70-139
Charlie Beljan, Mesa, Ariz., 69-70—139
Failed To Qualify
Robert Gwin, Houston, 72-69-141 (first alternate)
Steve Elkington, Houston, 70-71-141 (second alternate)
a-Casey Carnes, New Braunfels, Texas, 70-72-142
Pablo Acuna, Guatemala, Texas, 70-72-142
a-Casey Clendenon, Beaumont, Texas, 73-69-142
a-Cory Whitsett, Houston, 70-73-143
Tom Byrum, Sugar Land, Texas, 73-71-144
a-Jace Moore, Southlake, Texas, 74-71-145
Steven Young, Midland, Texas, 71-74-145
B.J. Staten, Dallas, 69-77—146
a-Kelly Kraft, Denton, Texas, 73-74—147
Michael Wendling, Oklahoma City, 73-74—147
a-Zack Reeves, Arlington, Texas, 73-74—147
Ryan Nelson, Galveston, Texas, 75-73—148
a-Herbert Day Pan, Houston, 75-73-148
J.L. Lewis, Austin, Texas, 74-75-149
Brett Callas, Huffman, Texas, 68-82-150
Chris Thomas, El Paso, Texas, 74-76—150
a-Terrence Miskell, New Braunfels, Texas, 81-70—151
Ryan Baca, Richmond, Texas, 75-76—151
a-Will Griffin, San Antonio, 73-78—151
Brad Lardon, Austin, Texas, 74-78—152
a-Nicholas Cristea, Cypress, Texas, 75-78—153
a-Terence Begnel, Tulsa, Okla., 74-82—156
Ron Van Woesik Jr., Allen, Texas, 78-81—159
Jesse Schulte, Hutchinson, Kan., 80—WD
Ken Fothergill, Houston, 85—WD
Boone Valley Golf Club, Par 72
Augusta, Mo.
Bob Gaus, Kirkwood, Mo., 76-66—142
Failed to Qualify
a-Brad Nurski, St. Joseph, Mo., 72-71—143 (first alternate)
Travis Stockholm, Springfield, S.D., 76-71—147
a-Dalton Owens, Mount Vernon, Mo., 75-74—149
Ian Hessels, Duluth, Ga., 75-74—149
Michael Suhre, Edwardsville, Ill., 77-72—149
A.J. Elgert, Lincoln, Neb., 74-76—150
Darrett Brinker, Evansville, Ind., 76-74—150
Chris Thompson, Lawrence, Kan., 76-76—152
John Kelly, St. Louis, 75-77—152
Trevor Dodds, St. Louis, 76-79—155
a-Steve Groom, Raytown, Mo., 80-76—156
Brice Garnett, Gallatin, Mo., 78-79—157
a-Jace Long, Dixon, Mo., 79-78—157
a-Cameron Bishop, Tulsa, Okla., 81-77—158
a-John Anderson, St. Louis, 81-77—158
a-Ross Millman, St Louis, 75-83—158
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Silva: Each NFL team enters the offseason with a series of pressing needs. Sometimes a team can address them all, sometimes they ignore them all. But if a team's smart, they'll listen to us. These are the most crucial aspects for NFC teams.