DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) -- PGA Tour rookie Matt Bettencourt and Mark Wilson have survived a roller-coaster afternoon at the Memorial to share the 54-hole lead, with Tiger Woods and a pack of major champions behind them.Bettencourt made eight birdies to offset his mistakes in a round of 4-under 68. Wilson bogeyed his first three holes, but recovered for a 69 to join the rookie at 9-under 207.
Former U.S. Open champion Geoff Ogilvy had a tournament best 63 to get into contention. Woods made his move on the back nine for a 68, while Davis Love III and Jim Furyk were among those within four shots of the lead.
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