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hang-the-9

hang-the-9

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If you were trapped on a dessert island with a VCR, 3 pool videos, some sunblock and an unlimited supply of nachos, which pool videos would you take with you? If you have the tape numbers, that would be nice.

Before any of you ask where you would get nachos on a dessert island, think about where would you get the power for the VCR first, or how to watch the tapes as I did not give you a TV :p
 
hang-the-9 said:
If you were trapped on a dessert island with a VCR, 3 pool videos, some sunblock and an unlimited supply of nachos, which pool videos would you take with you? If you have the tape numbers, that would be nice.
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I'll have a banana split, and I'll also take Mike Sigel's 150-and-out against Mike Zuglan from the 1992 U.S. Open 14.1, Nick Varner's 11-10 over Mike Sigel from the 1990 U.S. Open 9-ball, and Earl Strickland's 15-14 over Efren Reyes in the finals of the 1988 Tara Open.
 
One-pocket: Grady Matthews - Efren Reyes
One-pocket: Efren Reyes - Alex Pagulayan, DCC 2006, semifinal
9-ball: Keith McCready - Jose Parica, US Open 2003
 
1.) The final tape of the Color of Money match between Strickland and Reyes. Reyes puts on a dead stroke 9-ball clinic that is unlike any tournament video accu-stats offers. There is alot of emotion and heart from both players. I don't want to spoil anything but I believe Mark Wilson comments during the match that out of 14 racks, Efren broke and ran 11, and thats around the middle of the tape. (IIRC)

2.) Sigel's 150 and out. I mean, woah. One or two somewhat mistakes in 150 shots? I'm the other way around; 150 mistakes in 2 shots.

3.) Crane's 150 and out. Sigel made his run look easy. Crane's run looked mind numbingly hard. From the opening dead ball shot until the last ball fell it just looked like the pool god's were not giving Crane an inch, but he still got out anyway.
 
JusticeNJ said:
1.) The final tape of the Color of Money match between Strickland and Reyes. Reyes puts on a dead stroke 9-ball clinic that is unlike any tournament video accu-stats offers. There is alot of emotion and heart from both players. I don't want to spoil anything but I believe Mark Wilson comments during the match that out of 14 racks, Efren broke and ran 11, and thats around the middle of the tape. (IIRC)

2.) Sigel's 150 and out. I mean, woah. One or two somewhat mistakes in 150 shots? I'm the other way around; 150 mistakes in 2 shots.

3.) Crane's 150 and out. Sigel made his run look easy. Crane's run looked mind numbingly hard. From the opening dead ball shot until the last ball fell it just looked like the pool god's were not giving Crane an inch, but he still got out anyway.
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The Color of Money tape would be my pick as well, have not seen the other 2.
 
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