Mosconi Cup Streaming ?

Usa!!!usa!!!usa!!!

I AM PROOUD TO BE AMERICAN...GO USA.. THEY LOOKED PRETTY GOOD TODAY AND I HOPE THAT A NIGHTS REST WILL DO THEM BETTER TOMORROW. LETS HOPE THAT THEY REALLY STEP IT UP ON DAY TWO AND PUT EUROPE EVEN FARTHER IN THE HOLE. :thumbup:
 
Anyone who has Fox Soccer Plus, they have a 1 hour sports news show its mainly soccer but the will probably show highlights from the Mosconi, It normaly on a couple of times a day 7pm is one time
 
My first day observations - This one is going down to the wire on Sunday, two very evenly matched teams. All the players were having trouble adjusting to the speed of the table. It's cold in the arena and the cloth is really slick! The cue ball rolls a few inches further than expected on almost every shot. Plus the players are pumped up, with the adrenalin flowing. You have to play "Efren" type position, where the cue ball just barely creeps into place.

It looks like all the players are handling the pressure fairly well so far, although the pressure will grow as the week progresses. Shane seems somehow not quite with it, sometimes a little distant from the rest of the team. I have my suspicions about this, but I will keep them private. The European squad has very good chemistry and seems anxious to make up for their failure last year, when they were the favorites.

Corey has Mika's number, he just seems to play better against him. But I look for Mika to come up big before this is all over. He is on a mission to redeeem himself from last year's debacle. These are veteran teams, with Karl Boyes being the only rookie. Karl looks unfazed by it all though.

The first match tomorrow will be very telling with USA's #1 and #2 players (Shane and Johnny) teaming up against Darren and Karl. On paper team USA appears the favorite in this match, but you don't win on paper. I think they will wait and make up the missing match on Saturday, when only three matches are scheduled in the afternnon. The first (team) match took far longer than expected, that is what threw us behind. That is the only full team match scheduled.

See you all tomorrow.

P.S It's loud in here, sometimes so loud I couldn't hear what Jerry was saying and he is sitting next to me. :wink:
 
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Jay ,
Did you place a bet on the outcome?
My first day observations - This one is going down to the wire on Sunday, two very evenly matched teams. All the players were having trouble adjusting to the speed of the table. It's cold in the arena and the cloth is really slick! The cue ball rolls a few inches further than expected on almost every shot. Plus the players are pumped up, with the adrenalin flowing. You have to play "Efren" type position, where the cue ball just barely creeps into place.

It looks like all the players are handling the pressure fairly well so far, although the pressure will grow as the week progresses. Shane seems somehow not quite with it, sometimes a little distant from the rest of the team. I have my suspicions about this, but I will keep them private. The European squad has very good chemistry and seems anxious to make up for their failure last year, when they were the favorites.

Corey has Mika's number, he just seems to play better against him. But I look for Mika to come up big before this is all over. He is on a mission to redeeem himself from last year's debacle. These are veteran teams, with Karl Boyes being the only rookie. Karl looks unfazed by it all though.

The first match tomorrow will be very telling with USA's #1 and #2 players (Shane and Johnny) teaming up against Darren and Karl. On paper team USA appears the favorite in this match, but you don't win on paper. I think they will wait and make up the missing match on Saturday, when only three matches are scheduled in the afternnon. The first (team) match took far longer than expected, that is what threw us behind. That is the only full team match scheduled.

See you all tomorrow.

P.S It's loud in here, sometimes so loud I couldn't hear what Jerry was saying and he is sitting next to me. :wink:
 
My first day observations - This one is going down to the wire on Sunday, two very evenly matched teams. All the players were having trouble adjusting to the speed of the table. It's cold in the arena and the cloth is really slick! The cue ball rolls a few inches further than expected on almost every shot. Plus the players are pumped up, with the adrenalin flowing. You have to play "Efren" type position, where the cue ball just barely creeps into place.

It looks like all the players are handling the pressure fairly well so far, although the pressure will grow as the week progresses. Shane seems somehow not quite with it, sometimes a little distant from the rest of the team. I have my suspicions about this, but I will keep them private. The European squad has very good chemistry and seems anxious to make up for their failure last year, when they were the favorites.

Corey has Mika's number, he just seems to play better against him. But I look for Mika to come up big before this is all over. He is on a mission to redeeem himself from last year's debacle. These are veteran teams, with Karl Boyes being the only rookie. Karl looks unfazed by it all though.

The first match tomorrow will be very telling with USA's #1 and #2 players (Shane and Johnny) teaming up against Darren and Karl. On paper team USA appears the favorite in this match, but you don't win on paper. I think they will wait and make up the missing match on Saturday, when only three matches are scheduled in the afternoon. The first (team) match took far longer than expected, that is what threw us behind. That is the only full team match scheduled.

See you all tomorrow.

P.S It's loud in here, sometimes so loud I couldn't hear what Jerry was saying and he is sitting next to me. :wink:

Nice update Jay. I watched the entire thing and, as always, you're right on the button!
 
Jay ,
Did you place a bet on the outcome?

Over here it is easy to make a bet with several online sites. Europe is listed as a slight favorite. I bet the over, meaning that the final score would be 11-8 or closer. Must be a total of at least nineteen matches played. Doesn't matter which side wins. I see the final score as being very close this year.

On late night TV here, they literally have a live Roulette game. You call in your bets and I guess use a credit card to set up an account. They spin the wheel every 90 seconds. WILD! Less censorship with profanity and nudity allowed on television. I like it!
 
....They spin the wheel every 90 seconds. WILD! Less censorship with profanity and nudity allowed on television. I like it!

Jay,
What do you like? The gambling, profanity or nudity? Wait I know...naked roulette dealers who swear at you.

Nick
 
Great first days play

It's amazing how much pressure a team event puts on the player

Saw more mistakes from this legendary group of players in one day than you usually get in a whole tournament
 
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