Turning Stone Brackets

JAM said:
I will hopefully be getting a call tonight from Frankie White who is en route to Turning Stone as I write this post. Maybe he will be able to shed some light on who's hitting 'em the strongest. ;)

JAM



Very much appreciated Jennie! We would still love to hear your second hand reports!
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SILVER__WOMBAT said:
is this tourney one loss and your out...just wondering cause my pick, T. Hohmann lost today.

In this case it's easy to tell - single elimination tournaments don't have a "left half" to their brackets.

Ken
 
Just got a call from Frankie White who is on site at Turning Stone.

I was going to provide some updates, but I see that the brackets are already updated quite nicely on AzBilliards Main Page. ;)

Frankie is getting ready to go sweat Stevie Moore and Mika Immonen's match. He said he's looking forward to seeing a good old Southern boy play, and that, in fact, there are plenty of excellent match-ups!

Keith got to chat with Jose Parica on the phone, exchanging a few horse stories (LOL). It turns out that Jose, like Keith, has caught the poker bug too. He said he's going to be playing in the World Series of Poker in Vegas, already signed up! :p

JAM
 
Well, that didn't take long. The datasource that I set up for the brackets brought the web server down. It is back up and the data has been moved to a more robust database. Hopefully that won't happen again.

Mike
 
I see my good friend Alan (Howdy!) Duty is progressing nicely thru the winners' side. Next stop: Santos.

Go get 'em, LT!:cool:
 
Black-Balled said:
I see my good friend Alan (Howdy!) Duty is progressing nicely thru the winners' side. Next stop: Santos.

Go get 'em, LT!:cool:

USA, all the way. USA, all the way. USA, all the way.

Of course, Alan Duty truly is part of my home team, hailing from good ol' Virginny! :p

Alan is a pitbull when he's competing and never gives up. He will fight all the way until the last ball drops. If Alan is playing his game, Santos don't have to like it! Santos, though, is comfortable in this type of environment. Whereas, this may be a more formal setting than what Alan is used to.

I am very happy to see Alan Duty at this event and wish him well.

JAM
 
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