I have no qualms about driving.....although for about an hour after lunch it can get plenty scary when I am the pilot.
Can we take Measureman?
Scott Frost gave up 17/4 last night at Buffalo's Billiards!
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I have no qualms about driving.....although for about an hour after lunch it can get plenty scary when I am the pilot.
Can we take Measureman?
I like the way the kid rolled his cue checking for straightness while Shane was racking the balls.
As if that would make a difference
I forgot to mention that Scott Frost won the 17/4 set giving up this weight! I watched it. The man made some awesome moves, and played some unreal safeties. Chris Gentile played real good too. He gave up a lot of weight but not like Scott.
Many Regards,
Lock N Load.
Many Regards,
Lock N Load.
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Since I live in a corner of the country where REAL players rarely come through, I have only seen Scott play once and that was in Tunica 2 weeks ago. I have heard many stories about his conquests so was eager to see him play in person. Though he lost to Sylver Ochoa at the Southern Classic, I was very impressed with his game. I can't imagine if Scott and Sylver were to match up that Sylver would take anything less than 10/7 from Scott. Scott is definitely the real deal and although his tournament play may not reflect it, I don't believe anyone in the world, save 1 or 2 players, has to like going to the felt with him for any length of time (playing even). Also, I doubt many would like to get in the octagon with him either...lol!
Oops! This thread got a little off topic just having some fun. Back on topic:
Since I live in a corner of the country where REAL players rarely come through, I have only seen Scott play once and that was in Tunica 2 weeks ago. I have heard many stories about his conquests so was eager to see him play in person. Though he lost to Sylver Ochoa at the Southern Classic, I was very impressed with his game. I can't imagine if Scott and Sylver were to match up that Sylver would take anything less than 10/7 from Scott. Scott is definitely the real deal and although his tournament play may not reflect it, I don't believe anyone in the world, save 1 or 2 players, has to like going to the felt with him for any length of time (playing even). Also, I doubt many would like to get in the octagon with him either...lol!
You said a mouthful with your post Scott plays super great One Pocket. I have been watching him every night at Buffalo's Billiards, the worlds pool hall. Chris is with him and he plays good too. I could watch him play all the time! Good post.
Many Regards,
Lock N Load.
Making 5 balls from the average one pocket player is one thing, but making 5 balls playing Scott is quite a different story. He wouldn't be giving that spot if he thought he was going to lose and believe me you don't want any part of that bet. Scott is probably the best one pocket player you'll ever see.
James
Scott is a phenomenal player especially for the money, you can have all those trophies and titles, but he has played in the biggest money matches in recent times. The spots are huge, if you happen to beat Scott to the shot then you better get the balls because beating him to the shot twice in one game is not usually going to happen. I have seen Scott run 14s, 15s, 16s, 17s and even 18 and out, people just do not get it until they see it, people really have no clue.
You are so rite, some people just dont know until they get up and find out the hard way, i been around 1 of the best 9ball player on the north east for a long time, his days are over now due to age, but so many real good shortstops thought they would rob this guy with the 7, but when they got up there that got drilled, this mans safes were so strong as was his shooting ability, the 7 doesnt mean anything if you never have a chance at the table and when you do you are kicking.Scott Frost has more heart and gamble then anybody, OF ALL TIMES, SECOUND TO NO ONE, for my money the very best !