The second day of qualifying is very similar to the first except that the excitement and tension is at a higher level and the challenges are amplified. Each squad has six more games of qualifying before the field is cut to the top 24. Approaching the bowlers and communicating with them can be touchy. Imagine a bowler close to the number making a change at your advice only to fall on his face. It's not a job for the timid.
Some players are more aggressive, while some bowlers tend to play a little more defensively.
A tour rep has to be able to communicate with both. Most of us are fairly opinionated, but I try to understand that I only give advice, it's up to the player to make the choice. I hate to admit it, but my way is not the only way. When the cut is only a couple of games away, you will generally find most of the bowlers who are close in the bowl watching the numbers. The PBA will post the last cut spot after each game so the bowlers have an idea where they stand.