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Eagle Eye Takes Aim at 14.1 High Runs
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Run ends about 240 something. Gets stuck against a ball in the 17th rack.
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His balls per inning of day3 session 2 must be the highest out of all his sessions, I'm guessing.
His balls per inning of day3 session 2 must be the highest out of all his sessions, I'm guessing.
Mistakes happen and we have video backed in. Geez give us the electric chair fir a mistake that really means nothing.
Missed at 105ish. He was trying to bump a ball near the spot, missed it by a hair, and scratched in the side pocket.
Ha! Ha!
I was hoping you'd recognize that you need to change your scoring practices. Maybe hire a high school student to keep proper score?
Lou did say that you were all beginners at this, and would make amateur mistakes. But you gave Jayson three 'free' racks and 'that means nothing'. Some would say that's an amateur mistake.
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On 28. He has a lot of play in him. Started this inning at midnight.
Well honestly mist as less h a ppen and we review some runs and make the right correvtions as 'm sure everyone do. Thanks for keeping the stats and posting them. We will try better to satisfy everyone.
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On 140.
Misses at 140ish.
Starting another inning at 12:50 AM! Yikes, I'm out. This guy has too much energy.
Starting another inning at 12:50 AM! Yikes, I'm out. This guy has too much energy.
Preface: I understand the mental and physical cost of playing for extended periods of time trying to run balls, or just playing in general, and I know there are times and places to conserve both.
I’ve seen this happen so many times over the last few days:
In this example, stretching across the table, even with his giant fishing rod of a cue, takes no time to shoot the shot, has numerous ways to ensure a good outcome, and ends up like this:
And this was on 16 or 17 racks.
I’ve seen this happen so many times over the last few days:
In this example, stretching across the table, even with his giant fishing rod of a cue, takes no time to shoot the shot, has numerous ways to ensure a good outcome, and ends up like this:
And this was on 16 or 17 racks.
I'm sure Shaw can if you gave him half a yr
He has a chance, perhaps the best chance of all the top 9 ballers, however it's a long shot. A week isn't all that long. I think, whomever really wants to beat the record needs to set aside some serious time to practise to get into the groove, before showing up.
I remember an earlier thread were people claimed that any top 9 baller could shatter the record at will. At least this will show them it's not quite so easy...