Congrats to JCIN (Justin Hall)!
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JCIN isn't Justin Hall, Justin Hall isn't JCIN. Both are champions in their own right though.... LOL
methinks thou hath confustigated thine Justins.
JCIN won because he ate Justin Hall for breakfast., then he picked his teeth with Francisco.
Yeh, but which Justin "banks" the most 
:thumbup:?
Lyn
:thumbup:?Lyn
Yeh, but which Justin "banks" the most
Lyn
Justin Bieber
...nobody banks more.
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Using the JCIN equivalency of man theorem;
(1) JCIN = (2) x (Justin Hall)
or
(1/2) JCIN = Justin Hall
Assumptions:
1) Width only, height excluded
2) Body mass may or may nor be inversely proportional to banking ability.:thumbup:
(1) JCIN = (2) x (Justin Hall)
or
(1/2) JCIN = Justin Hall
Assumptions:
1) Width only, height excluded
2) Body mass may or may nor be inversely proportional to banking ability.:thumbup:
Justin Collett runs the TAR streams out in Vegas. He seems to be a no-nonsense, tell-it-like-it-is kinda guy. He loves pool and is doing his best to get it out there to the masses. I think he's doing a great job.
Justin Hall is a top-notch traveling road player that won the Banks and 1P divisions in Tunica this past July. He also just won the Banks Ring Game on the 10-footers at the DCC this week.
FWIW, when I first saw Justin Hall in his slightly off-kilter baseball cap, jeans, and T-shirt in Tunica, I didn't think there was much to him. He also seems to be a bit aloof on and off the table, but I suppose that's just his thing. He has his own rhythmn and is interesting to watch. With that said.......
......Justin Hall is a player to be feared in all 3 major disciplines. When he's zoned or even close to it, he's absolutely lethal.
I've talked to him for a few minutes on several occasions and also found him to be quite humble (or so it seemed). He didn't even want to sign my cue case after winning the Southern Classic Banks, as he said there were so many other good players and he was just...."a guy". Then he won 1P a day or two later and I gave him no choice. He HAD to sign my case then. The guy just dominated Tunica. I feel like that event was his "coming out party" for many people. He opened a lot of eyes.
And he ain't just a tourney player. He loves action. And none of what I said above should knock anything for him. Most people around here and in the hardcore pool world know of Justin Hall. He's young and definitely one of the elite already, in my opinion.
Justin Hall is a top-notch traveling road player that won the Banks and 1P divisions in Tunica this past July. He also just won the Banks Ring Game on the 10-footers at the DCC this week.
FWIW, when I first saw Justin Hall in his slightly off-kilter baseball cap, jeans, and T-shirt in Tunica, I didn't think there was much to him. He also seems to be a bit aloof on and off the table, but I suppose that's just his thing. He has his own rhythmn and is interesting to watch. With that said.......
......Justin Hall is a player to be feared in all 3 major disciplines. When he's zoned or even close to it, he's absolutely lethal.
I've talked to him for a few minutes on several occasions and also found him to be quite humble (or so it seemed). He didn't even want to sign my cue case after winning the Southern Classic Banks, as he said there were so many other good players and he was just...."a guy". Then he won 1P a day or two later and I gave him no choice. He HAD to sign my case then. The guy just dominated Tunica. I feel like that event was his "coming out party" for many people. He opened a lot of eyes.
And he ain't just a tourney player. He loves action. And none of what I said above should knock anything for him. Most people around here and in the hardcore pool world know of Justin Hall. He's young and definitely one of the elite already, in my opinion.