70 Ball Run 14.1 Video Bigfoot Brunswick 10 Footer

Scott Brazier

Scott Brazier

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I'm still working on the 100+ ball run on the Bigfoot. I'ts been two weeks now since I've set up my 10 foot Brunswick. Every day it gets easier and easier. Last Saturday I played a small bar tournament on a 7 foot bar box and it was so easy it was a joke. Anyway here is the video of the 70 ball run.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4CoaYZ0YWs
 
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So, you ran 70 balls on a "Golf Course".... LOL... That's how big that table seems to be. I have a 9 footer and your table looks way larger. Anyways, great run, sorry to see it come to an end but they all do. The balls were opening up very nicely when the cue came into contact with the rack or clusters. I bet it is b/c you have that 780 cloth on the table. Congrats on the nice run.


PS; time to start thinking about getting some art up on the walls.
 
I agree with Mike's observations.

And, it's a HUGE difference to shoot on a big table like this, rather than a barbox, right? (I ask, because I can recall you were a little resistant to the critique you received here towards a run on a barbox you submitted here a couple years ago, if memory serves.) Glad to see that you noticed the difference yourself when you shot on a barbox after having practiced on this 10-footer for a while. Time to "mancave-ize" that room with some art, pics, memorabilia, etc.

Nice table, and great shooting!

-Sean
 
14-1StraightMan said:
So, you ran 70 balls on a "Golf Course".... LOL... That's how big that table seems to be. I have a 9 footer and your table looks way larger. Anyways, great run, sorry to see it come to an end but they all do. The balls were opening up very nicely when the cue came into contact with the rack or clusters. I bet it is b/c you have that 780 cloth on the table. Congrats on the nice run.


PS; time to start thinking about getting some art up on the walls.
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If snooker cloth is 780 cloth then yes. I plays fast but if I want it to slow up a bit I turn the a/c off. It's amazing how the humidity plays such a big roll in the speed and action.
 
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