Saturday's Report: Quintez Cephus, Russell Henley, Georgia College, FVSU, Demaryius Thomas; Braves, UGA's Seymour, UGA, Falcons; colleges, MLB/Vin Scully, NFL, golf, NASCAR

The Stratford grad has repeated a career rarity – two straight bogey-free rounds – and has vaulted to a tie for fourth in the Wyndham Championship in Greensboro, N.C.

His 5-under round tied for the second-best of the second round, and has him a shot behind tri-leaders Brandon Wu, Joohyung Kim, and Ryan Moore.

He followed a steady one-birdie first nine and four birdies for a 65, his second in the last six rounds. And he’s been below 70 in five of the last six rounds.

Henley knows this course. He led after 54 holes a year ago, and bogey doomed him to miss out on a six-man playoff.

So there’s a comfort zone at Sedgefield Country Club.

“Around here I feel great about my ball-striking, but this course, a lot of times I’ve felt comfortable,” Henley told USA Today/Golfweek. “I’ve felt like I can hit the fairway and I can attack the pins and I know where to miss it. Yeah, and also being Bermuda grass, I’m kind of used to that, so it’s a combination of those things.”

But he is on a roll since returning to regular play following the birth of his third child, daughter Jane, now about nine weeks old.

“Didn’t get to play nearly as much as I wanted and had to miss some events that I normally would play,” he told USAT/G. “This is our first event with the 9-week-old. She’s actually a great baby, so it’s been pretty great, but I also have an incredible wife.”

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