Anyone seen, heard, where he's at these days, I have a feeling he's one of the posters here just don't know which if so.
Coy Lee
- Thread starter Island Drive
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I'm not he and he's not me.
Too bad, years ago he told me about some backers he had down south, guess it truly may be easier to win at pool than other ways, thx for the update RG. I know JR Harris is down your way too, but I've heard he's literally on the farm with his gal.
Island Drive said:
Since we are rumor mongering, I heard "his gal" was Melanie Koger who was a really good player from New Mexico.
And I also heard they may have found religion.
Melanie was with Junior. That's what I heard last as well - that they found religion and she was focusing on her furniture business. Damn she shot well! Coy Lee was with Julie Mason and then Krystia. Last I saw Coy Lee was about 3 or 4 years ago at Rusty's in Arlington.
-Melinda
-Melinda
jbullerjr said:
Melanie and I hung around together at one time...
We were going to play Scotch Doubles at the BCA but we never got together about the details and she ended up playing with Louis Roybal from Albuquerque...
And if I am not mistaken they won the whole thing...
Texaskid89
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I played Mr. Lee in a handicap tourny. He went to 5 I had to go to 3?, he won and we played alternate breaks. Coy's a boss! He went over the shots I missed and general pointers. I went 4 matches strong on loosers side then lost to some cat named dylan.
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Tell em I said Hi.
Holy rebirth.
I know in the 80's, he was one of the best players in Ft Worth.
Talk about waking up a thread from the dead...To keep this on topic, Coy's been playing in the Omega Tour stops that are run by our very own AKATrigger. He still plays all of the weekly tournaments that pay pretty well, and still plays jam up. Heck, he even joined our league team that plays out of Arlington.
I was pretty 'green' in the pool world but had been to a few tournaments as a railbird and really liked the way Coy played. I went up to Coy, who didn't know me from Adam, before a tournament started and asked if he was going to buy 1/2 himself in the Calcutta which he said no. I asked him if I could buy half and offered him a 25% jelly if he cashed.
Coy cashed but came in one of the lower Calcutta places. I walked up to him to hand him his 25%. He looked at me and said, you lost money, you don't owe me a thing. Myself not realizing the mentality that my cost should come off the top. Coy earned my respect for life that day and I hope he is doing well.
Coy cashed but came in one of the lower Calcutta places. I walked up to him to hand him his 25%. He looked at me and said, you lost money, you don't owe me a thing. Myself not realizing the mentality that my cost should come off the top. Coy earned my respect for life that day and I hope he is doing well.