Tar 35 Saturday updates Please

How big a lead would be considered insurmountable? I'm thinking 70-45 or worse would make a comeback unimaginable, even for the extraordinary champion Orcullo.

Of course, however it goes, I'm watching this wonderful match to its conclusion.

Shane 65 Dennis 41.
 
sjm said:
How big a lead would be considered insurmountable? I'm thinking 70-45 or worse would make a comeback unimaginable, even for the extraordinary champion Orcullo.

Of course, however it goes, I'm watching this wonderful match to its conclusion.

Shane 65 Dennis 41.
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too much to over come, when your being out played and that far behind
 
sjm said:
Sorry, I dogged that one. Dennis beat Shane in the 2010 final, although Shane had already clinched the Master of the Table. Shane won in 2011.
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You are close Stu. Dennis beat Shane in the 2011 final and Shane won in 2012 to get his 2nd DCC 9 ball, having won it in 2009. It was also his 2nd master of the table, winning in 2011 and 2012.

Efren beat Rodney in the 2010 DCC 9 ball final.
 
sjm said:
How big a lead would be considered insurmountable? I'm thinking 70-45 or worse would make a comeback unimaginable, even for the extraordinary champion Orcullo.

Of course, however it goes, I'm watching this wonderful match to its conclusion.

Shane 65 Dennis 41.
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At this point even if Dennis got his break working as good as Shane's he'd have very little chance of coming back.
 
brandoncook26 said:
You are close Stu. Dennis beat Shane in the 2011 final and Shane won in 2012 to get his 2nd DCC 9 ball, having won it in 2009. It was also his 2nd master of the table, winning in 2011 and 2012.

Efren beat Rodney in the 2010 DCC 9 ball final.
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and there you have the story.....:thumbup:
 
Fatboy said:
too much to over come, when your being out played and that far behind
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The furthest back to win in a TAR event was Alex beating Shane 100-94 after he was down 63-41 (22 games) on day two. Just as impressive IMO is that he was down 84-69 in day three and still came back to win, beating Shane 31-10 in the final stretch.

For the record though, I don't think that Shane is the same Shane that is here now. It seems that he learned a great deal from Alex coming back.
 
Dennis tried to hammer a break. Frustration shot. Missed by a third of a ball and sent the cue ball off the table.
 
brandoncook26 said:
The furthest back to win in a TAR event was Alex beating Shane 100-94 after he was down 63-41 (22 games) on day two. Just as impressive IMO is that he was down 84-69 in day three and still came back to win, beating Shane 31-10 in the final stretch.

For the record though, I don't think that Shane is the same Shane that is here now. It seems that he learned a great deal from Alex coming back.
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check your green REP:thumbup::thumbup:

thanks sir!!!
 
brandoncook26 said:
For the record though, I don't think that Shane is the same Shane that is here now. It seems that he learned a great deal from Alex coming back.
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No doubt you are correct. I also feel that playing more and more one pocket has given Shane better speed control than he had a few years ago and has made him an even better position player than he was four or five years ago.
 
Fatboy said:
im sure mike deschane feels better now.....
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This is what equine intercourse looks like on a pool table. But if Mike Dechaine thinks he does anything on the pool table "better" than Shane does he is delusional. I mean I understand having confidence in your skills but you're in denial if you think any facet of your game is better.
 
sjm said:
No doubt you are correct. I also feel that playing more and more one pocket has given Shane better speed control than he had a few years ago and has made him an even better position player than he was four or five years ago.
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he plays better patterns too, i have noticed that as well, his game has matured a lot. I still think he will improve a but more.
 
JB Cases said:
This is what equine intercourse looks like on a pool table. But if Mike Dechaine thinks he does anything on the pool table "better" than Shane does he is delusional. I mean I understand having confidence in your skills but you're in denial if you think any facet of your game is better.
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i chalk my tip better than shane does, thats about it. he dabs the rock better than I do for sure.
 
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