The Billiard Congress of America would like to formally congratulate Jayson Shaw on his 14.1 exhibition high run of 669 balls, breaking John Schmidt’s record of 626 balls.
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No, my understanding is that there was a ball foul on the 45th ball of the run. Therefore, the BCA certified the run starting with the next ball. That is why they certified it at 669 balls instead of 714.House Pro - I believe that should read 45th rack, not 45th ball.
It was the 45th ball. They just started the run on 46.House Pro - I believe that should read 45th rack, not 45th ball.
I’ve watched Jayson’s run at least a dozen times and have not seen any object ball foul.No, my understanding is that there was a ball foul on the 45th ball of the run. Therefore, the BCA certified the run starting with the next ball. That is why they certified it at 669 balls instead of 714.
In the 4th rack when he plays the 1 ball he is bridging over the 9 ball. The 9 ball rocks slightly on the final stroke. It's the sort of foul that the player is unlikely to notice and the reviewers had to watch for very carefully.I’ve watched Jayson’s run at least a dozen times and have not seen any object ball foul
Thank you BobIn the 4th rack when he plays the 1 ball he is bridging over the 9 ball. The 9 ball rocks slightly on the final stroke. It's the sort of foul that the player is unlikely to notice and the reviewers had to watch for very carefully.
Schmidt had a similar touch foul in one of the 400+ runs he posted. It was up for several days before someone spotted a ball rock slightly.