I arrived in Youngstown Monday evening along with Shane and have been hanging out at Ice Breakers doing some light prep for TAR 20. Along the way I have snapped some pics and thought some here may enjoy them. I also put together a little promo video with some short interviews of Shane and Earl.
Video can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5Tdrolg5cg
Earl and Shane tapping the table in. No need for a rack at all. Just roll the balls in and go.
The corner pockets on the 5x10 are tight but not stupid tight. The table is heated from below, has new 860 on the bed, month old 760 on the rails and will play a HUGE factor in this match. I have not really seen Earl play on it but he said he has about 50 hours play. Shane hit his first ball yesterday and seems to be adjusting ok but he keeps saying "Its tough"
Earl has started using giant chopsticks to play.
Shane needs some giant chopsticks for this beast.
Earl with his 70 inch cue that weighs 29 ounces.
For more info on TAR 20 please go to www.theactionreport.com
The match start time has been moved to 7 PM Eastern time for all three days.
Video can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5Tdrolg5cg
Earl and Shane tapping the table in. No need for a rack at all. Just roll the balls in and go.

The corner pockets on the 5x10 are tight but not stupid tight. The table is heated from below, has new 860 on the bed, month old 760 on the rails and will play a HUGE factor in this match. I have not really seen Earl play on it but he said he has about 50 hours play. Shane hit his first ball yesterday and seems to be adjusting ok but he keeps saying "Its tough"

Earl has started using giant chopsticks to play.

Shane needs some giant chopsticks for this beast.

Earl with his 70 inch cue that weighs 29 ounces.

For more info on TAR 20 please go to www.theactionreport.com
The match start time has been moved to 7 PM Eastern time for all three days.