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He collected four birdies in a five-hole span around the turn, then birdied the last to get in at minus-20.

"I just want to go out there tomorrow and go as low as I can," said Quinney, who won the 2004 Oregon Classic. "I've got to shoot seven- or eight-under to have a chance to win. I've been in this situation the past couple of weeks so hopefully that will help."

Jaco Van Zyl (63), Justin Bolli (66) and Ricky Barnes (69) are knotted in sixth place at 18-under-par 198.

Stephen Marino posted a seven-under 65 on Saturday and is alone in ninth place at minus-17. Ryan Armour (63) and Jess Daley (66) are tied for 10th place at 16-under-par 200.

This was Woods' third British Open title and first at a venue other than St. Andrews. It was his 11th major championship to tie Walter Hagen for second all-time in professional majors. This marked Woods first major title since last year's British Open and the win was his third this season on the PGA Tour.

Jim Furyk, who squandered a chance to win this year's U.S. Open on the 72nd hole, shot a one-under 71 and took fourth at minus-12.

Sergio Garcia, who was trying for his first major in the final group with Woods, struggled again on Sunday. He posted a two-over-par 73 and tied for fifth place with Hideto Tanihara, who shot a 71 in the final round. The pair came in at 11-under-par 277.

Garcia birdied 12, bogeyed 14, birdied 15 and eagled 16 to finish in a tie for fifth place.

March Madness odds and printable March Madness brackets

With the field of 64/65 set, MySportsbook.com has the Florida Gators as the 4-1 favorite to successfully defend their National Championship. Men’s Division-1 College Basketball has not seen a team repeat as National Champions since Duke won back to back championships in ’91 & ‘92. After losing three out of four late in the season, the Gators are full of momentum as they won their last four games by an average of 18 points. Not surprisingly, right behind the Gators are the other three top seeds: Kansas 5-1, UNC 6-1, and Ohio State 7-1. Many consider Kansas to be the hottest team in the country, having won 11 straight. With Kansas, it is hard to ignore all of the early exits from the “dance” in recent years. With an impressive ACC Tournament, UNC ensured themselves the other top seed. UNC has about as much talent as any other team in the tournament but with a team that’s best players are primarily freshman and sophomores, could youth be a concern. Behind freshman sensation, Greg Oden, OSU will look to do what their football team failed to do just a few months earlier. OSU seems to have peeked at the right time, as they currently have a 17 game winning streak. Since the tournament field was expanded in 1985, there has never been an instance where all four #1 seeds advanced to the Final Four. It is obvious that each of the top seeds have the talent to make it through to Atlanta. But as everyone knows, when makes the NCAA Tournament so special are all of the spoilers and “Cinderella” stories that knock off the favorites on a daily basis.

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MySportsbook.com’s odds to win the Championship and Regions:

EAST	National Championship	Region
Arkansas	300-1	50-1
Belmont		1000-1
Boston College	100-1	40-1
Eastern KY		1000-1
George Washington		75-1
Georgetown	10-1	3-2
Marquette	100-1	40-1
Michigan State	100-1	25-1
New Mexico St.	500-1	200-1
UNC	6-1	6-5
Oral Roberts		500-1
Texas	15-1	5-1
Texas Tech	200-1	5-1
USC	75-1	20-1
Vanderbilt	100-1	30-1
Washington State	40-1	15-1

WEST
Duke	50-1	10-1
Florida A&M		1000-1
Gonzaga	200-1	40-1
Holy Cross		300-1
Illinois	300-1	60-1
Indiana	75-1	40-1
Kansas	5-1	13-10
Kentucky	100-1	40-1
Niagara		1000-1
Pittsburgh	40-1	8-1
Southern Ill.	50-1	12-1
UCLA	10-1	3-2
VCU	500-1	100-1
Villanova	100-1	40-1
VA Tech	50-1	15-1
Weber St		1000-1
Wright St	1000-1	300-1

MIDWEST
Arizona	50-1	30-1
Butler	40-1	30-1
Davidson		300-1
Florida	4-1	4-5
Georgia Tech	75-1	25-1
Jackson State		1000-1
Maryland	30-1	6-1
Miami-OH		300-1
Notre Dame	100-1	20-1
ODU	500-1	100-1
Oregon	40-1	6-1
Purdue	300-1	60-1
Texas A&M CC		1000-1
UNLV	100-1	30-1
Winthrop	500-1	100-1
Wisconsin	15-1	7-2

SOUTH
Albany		200-1
BYU	200-1	40-1
Central CT St.		1000-1
Creighton	100-1	35-1
Long Beach St.	500-1	200-1
Louisville	40-1	10-1
Memphis	30-1	4-1
Nevada	75-1	35-1
North Texas		500-1
Ohio State	7-1	6-5
Penn		500-1
Stanford	200-1	50-1
Tennessee	100-1	20-1
Texas A&M	12-1	11-5
Virginia	75-1	18-1
Xavier	100-1	40-1

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