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I just watched a match with Gabe Owen and Bob Jewett. From the 2019 US Open. On his second inning Mr. Jewett was reaching over a ball and called for the shot to be watched in case he fouled. Some people are very rule conscious.

Thanks. I think I still have it around somewhere although I don't know what I would possibly play the tape on now, if it would even still play. I guess Dr Dave is probably taking up the mantle on that now. Although I haven't really looked at that much of his stuff does he have the kind of...

Years ago I paid like $35.00 for a tape and a bunch of hand written notes for something I think was called the Jacksonville project. . Did I get that from you or Fells or was it someone else. It was high speed filming of pool shots.

The big conversation is the fact that the shot turned out to be so critical. If this had happened in game 2 nobody would be talking about it. I've lost sets that were very close or you see a mistake I may have made on my final game. it looks like that's why I lost. Realistically I don't kid...

People can convince themselves of anything and not necessarily be lying. Just be at the scene of an accident. A guy runs a red light and eight people witness it and he says he didn't. In baseball we now have the instant replay and umpires get overruled. I remember years ago before instant...

I think the person in the best position to actually see if it was good or not was Yapp. His reaction immediately after shooting the shot dropping his cue just short of banging it on the floor and turning to the referee waiting for the call tells me that he knew it was a bad hit. I don't blame...

I looked it up. They have a whole stable of players. Reminds me of Meucci years ago.

What does he actually play with now?.

If you check her out on line she has been a bit of a self promoter.

Joey was called that for a long time and he was only 55 when he died.

The best I ever heard I was at a tournament in Tampa and the tournament director Bill Stegall was introducing the final match. He said we have the final two players "On this side Gary Spath and his opponent One-Eyed Tony". I knew Tony a little bit and he really didn't like being called that...

Cueball Kellys standard rule was, the player has the responsibility to shoot so it can be called. In others words, you shoot a split hit at 100 mph and it can't be called. He is calling it bad. Of course this was not the case here but it could have been at the least reviewed. If they can't...

I would assume she likes it. If you pull her up on the Internet and look at her photos she's bending over with her boobs falling out, stretched out with her legs spread over the table, pictured in a bikini. I pulled her up cuz I was curious who she was. I wanted to see how old she was. I think...

How much did second place pay in each one of those tournaments? Yapp got 90 what did second place get and also in the women's. What did Fu get?

I know you wrote this twenty years ago, but could you tell the story if you still remember. I heard it from I think Weenie Beanie. Didn't it also involve a car or something.

Can you explain this a little.

Shotgun Mics (Primary Method): Highly directional shotgun microphones are the standard method for capturing audio on a golf course. These are operated by audio technicians ("A2s") near tees and greens, and sometimes mounted on cameras to pick up the sound of a club hitting the ball or...

Players like it I am sure. $20,000.00 each to the winners. $10,000.00 each second. More possible prize money.

Sell it, put it towards another table.

I found a video online of Freddy playing Eddie Burton in 1991. It was almost like deja vu the camera zoomed in a few times when Freddy was leaning up table and there's the cue spinning in his fingers. It really made me smile remembering that. You have to read the post this is attached to to know...