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Thanks for all the replies. Nick gave me the last 2 on the bar box, so I played him 8 ahead for $500. We played 2 sets and he beat me both sets. Both of the sets probably lasted an hour. Not only was he a real good player but he kept getting all the roles. The first set, he breaks and makes...

I live in Columbia, SC. I guess I will try him some cheap. thanks for all the replies.

There is a guy by the name of Nick Hickerman who is comming through town looking for action. Has anyone on this forum ever hear of this guy or knows of how he plays? Any response will be greatly apperciated.

Thanks for the info. Will contact them first thing Monday morning.

Few months ago I read a thread here about Randy and his pool school. Does anyone here know how I can get in touch with him and when he will come to the east coast again to give lessons. Thanks,

Very creative. I'm impressed.

bizzy, thanks for posting this thread. I've often wondered the same thing; i.e., why so many good player aim low on practice strokes. I think td873's explanation makes a lot of sense and during my next practice session, I'm going to see how this works for me.

Thanks for sharing your secret with us. I don't know how much it will help my stroke but I will be sure to practice it.

I asked Larry the exact same question during the 2005 Carolina Open and he refused to tell me. He wants to keep it a secret.

I have to agree with many of you; Grady is/was a good commentator and Jim Wyche is a joke. I too stopped ordering Accu-stats videos because Grady wasn't commenting. IMO Grady and Danny made a real good team and I wish Pat would get them back.

Are there any AZber's in the Princeton NJ area? I had to come to NJ on business this weekend and would love to shoot pool tonight. Does anyone on the forum know of any good pool halls in Princeton? Thanks

Has anyone on this forum ever hear of this game. I was told that this is a big money game out west (Cali and Nev). It's my understanding that this game is played just like 9-ball except that you have to pocket the 9-ball in one of the back corner pockets which the breaker calls before the...

In my personal experience, I find my senses are very accute when I'm in the "Zone"; I feel like I can hear the rail birds whispering. If they say a sentence with my name, or I hear my name mentioned when I am down on a shot it distracts me. Sometimes I even find complements a distraction. For...

Here, in the Carolinas, we have two shortstops who can break just as good as Larry Nevel. They are Chew tabacca (don't know his real name, I think its Darrel) and Greg Dix.

Amazing stroke is more like it. It is absolutely magnificiant. Thanks for the post.

Pharaoh68, Thanks for the picture. I wish I lived in the west coast to witness that action. Anybody know if there are any accustats video that he is featured in. I would love to see his game.

Desert1pocket, I really like the visualizing the shot happening and lining up my feet before getting down, I'm going to have to incorporate it into my preshot routine. Thank,

Wow, giving King Kong the 6 out is strong. I've never herd of or saw Ronnie Alcano, any pictures of him in AZ?

It's been said that a preshot routine plays an important role in pocketing balls consistently. I'm just wondering what type of preshot routine most people use. Here is my preshot routine: I first line up the object ball (OB) to the pocket. Next, I line up the cueball (CB) to the OB. I...

When I spot someone the 7-ball, I usually place the 8-ball as a wing ball; this way, after the break, if the 8-ball falls, my apponent has the last two. This make the giving the 7-ball a lot easier.