Exactly, especially so many shots going right down the middle of the pockets and on long table shots too. Yeah, the shots go down the rail, because you know, nobody in pools knows that if the angle is small, and you hit the rail while hitting it soft enough, it makes the pockets play 10 inches or bigger. I mean, is this breaking news to some pool players. Gosh, I hope not
Jason is figuring out the patterns, making it easier to run more balls, but requardless of that, Jason is still and extremely strong shot maker because of his 9B skills. As more and more of playing 14.1 patterns comes into focus, then yes his high runs are going to climb, because where great 14.1 player get in trouble with shot making, Jason excells. Its a deadly combination when you add knowledge of 14.1 patterns together with a shot makers skills.
I don't think he moved his feet after the break ball - lol.
I know he plays fast, but it appeared he could’ve taken a little longer on that shot than he did, considering he was already +400 and that it was as difficult a shot as it was. Unbelievably great shot making, and I only watched the last 10 racks!
Yeah - it looked like he just got down again after the breakball without even getting up to look at it. I remember Pete Margo said he was just mentally wiped after his 300 some-odd high run and missed because of it. Gotta be tough to stay that intense the entire time.
To be fair, he doesn't take a look at most shots
He just always seems to step right into the shot, and on the right line. Once in awhile, it's a little off 
