Rams Grab Lead Through Second Round of Ram Masters Invitational Presented by Pedersen Toyota

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FORT COLLINS, Colo. – Colorado State moved up four spots in the afternoon round and leads the Ram Masters Invitational Presented by Pedersen Toyota after Monday's action. The two-day, 54-hole tournament, hosted by CSU, is being played at Fort Collins Country Club, as the Rams will take a seven-shot advantage into Tuesday's final round.

IN THEIR WORDS
Head coach Christian Newton on today
"I'm really proud of our team for how they rebounded in the afternoon after a tough 18 holes to start the day. It really showed a high level of character to come back and put that record round together. I think that speaks volumes to what we can be as a team and I am excited to see how we come out in tomorrow's final round."

HIGHLIGHTS AND NOTES

The 15-under 265 in the second round is a tournament record, surpassing last year's 14-under 266 in the second round by the Rams
The 20-shot improvement from the opening round to the second round is tied for the second- largest single-round improvement in the tournament's eight-year history. Weber State improved 21 shots from the second to third round in 2015.
The 10-under total for 36 holes for the Rams is third-lowest in tournament history.
CSU had four scores of 67 or better in the second round, as the counting scores each had five birdies in their score to a combined just five bogeys.
Junior Cullen Plousha shot a career-low total score and under-par round with a 4-under 66. It was only his second competitive round in the 60s at CSU.
Sophomore Davis Bryant tied his career low round with his 66, his ninth career round in the 60s
Sophomore Oscar Teiffel also tied his career low with the 66 in the second round, as he posted his ninth round in the 60s overall
Senior AJ Ott recorded his 17^th career round in the 60s and 40^th career round of par or better.
The Rams have two players in the top five individually, as senior AJ Ott is third at 5-under 135 on his home course and sophomore Davis Bryant is tied for fourth at 3-under 137.
The overall tournament scoring improved one shot from the morning to the afternoon, as the average was 73.4 in the first 18 and 72.4 in the second 18.
CSU Is looking to capture its sixth straight Ram Masters Invitational title tomorrow, starting at 9:40 am. Admission is free

To quote @montelljordan -- "This Is How We Do It!" in a tourney record round, right @pedersentoyota ? @jott6 @dmbryant2000 #CSURams | #ProudToBe pic.twitter.com/SeGpCuszwS
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