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The twelve was frozen to the five, the carom angle was aimed to back cut the seven and shorten up the angle for the bank as long as I hit it hard. I knew some balls might get in the way but had to give it a try. That was fun...

Well deserved, not many people would take on that endeavor. Just shows how much you give back to the game... Bill

Haven't played much lately. Ran 62 a couple of days ago and 73 tonight. The 62 was a little sloppy, the 73 was a little cleaner. Feels good to play again. Going to spend some time with John next week as Bonus Ball gets underway. Should be fun. https://vimeo.com/53727222

The best straight pool video of all time:D

I think it's over for you.

John wins 150 - 21.

Great job. Keep it up, the next 100+ is just around the corner... -Bill

Lou won the World Championship in 1973, I believe he beat Crane in the final.

Nice shooting Mark, looking forward to seeing you on the magazine cover. Congrats... -Bill

The DCC 14.1 Challenge is played all ball fouls, the high run competition and all the match play. The balls are cleaned before the player starts the first of his 4 attempts for the day. Each match starts with clean balls.

The funny thing is Corey won the UPA 9 ball Tournament at the Bicycle Club on this exact same table. I purchased it right after the Tournament ended. I didn't know Corey or John at the time. Funny how things happen.

Just to set the record straight when Corey put the balls in the ball polisher he did not add any polish to the balls, they were just spinning against a dry buffing pad. I knew some people would take offense to it and that's why I was against putting these videos up in the first place. By the...

Jasmin Oschan ran 90 and out against Radoslaw Babica in the 2008 World Tournament in New Jersey. She also ran 88 in the same Tournament. -Bill

Nice going Mike, I think that 150 is just around the corner.

Way to go kid, proud of you. Say hi to your dad. Bill

This post is spot on in so many ways. Good job.

Great job Rich. Move over Walsh, there's a new Sheriff in town for 2012.

No. Straight pool is easier on an 8 footer. Easier to reach break balls, shorter shots, etc... Same reason a 10 footer is harder. Most straight pool is now played on a 9 foot table. Schmidt has run back to back 200+ on an 8 footer and he says it is the easiest of all the size tables.

I accidently hit the cue ball at the start of the second rack, must of been distracted by the TV. lol http://vimeo.com/36396406

Gave the 10 innings a try: 14 scratch. 13 59 13 30 24 29 11 15 missed rack 15 stuck in rack -Bill