Recent content by Bob Jewett

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If a ball stops near a racking divot, it might wobble into the divot, maybe an eighth of an inch. Few players have the level of speed control to say that a divot caused their perfect shot to go wrong by an eighth of an inch. If a ball is rolling fast enough to reach a pocket, the divot is not...

So, it might be good to use against a run-out player to slow them down?

American trains? I guess you're making a joke.

Still available.

The Asian leg of the tour seems to own October. Early November before the International?

I read the opponent's body language a little differently. To me, it was JMFC. Or maybe that's just what I would have been saying. I wonder if there is any penalty for failed review requests.

Houston in August? Nah. Austin? Average high temp in August is 97. It's a dryer heat. San Antonio? About the same as Austin for heat. I lived there for two and a half years. 80 one midnight in January. :eek: How about Corpus Christi? I'm guessing Dallas, if it goes to Texas. It seems that...

Haven't heard anything in a while.

Yes, I worked with Darrell Stutesman on several tournaments.

Sadly, he died over 20 years ago.

The far spot looks like it's the foot spot. The nearer heavy spot is a mystery. It's too close to the foot spot for a second spotted ball. You can see all of the positions of the nine ball rack. I wonder if they were tapping/training the table.

You must have missed the tournaments in the early 2000s when all the pros were breaking soft and making the wing ball every time. Bustamante was breaking about 10mph ... I think I saw that in the world championship.

The problem was that on the tour tournament tables 760 was brand new and fast and slippery. Also, that was when the tables were three-piece and rarely completely level.

I think that lasted only a couple of years before they figured out it was unplayable.