NH Steve
Administrator
Alright, here is an example of a very nice "playing the cue ball" move by Scott Frost after Shannon Daulton (I think) broke the balls in a Galveston match. It was a pretty good break, and I wouldn't have thought Scott could get the cue ball to go where he put it. But Scott laid a little spin follow on the cue ball that really opened up the angle on the cue ball.
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Scott's move uses the same principle as the time-honored spin draw position shot like this (below), but how often do you think of these spin-off-the-rail-shots as a follow opportunity, too?
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[CUETABLE]http://CueTable.com/P/?@3AGob3BXru3CGwt4DBCG3EBRp4FEUE3GGyo4HNDQ3IDvL3JYMR4KCPp3LTXm3MAsH4NCjR4OHva4PTdd@3AGob3BXru3CGwt4DBCG3EBRp4FEUE3GGyo4HNDQ3IDvL3JYMN4KCPp3LTXm3MAsH4NCjR4OHva4PTdd3eYMN3eTNN4jHva3jFdh3jXvg3jbAf3jVbP4kTdd4kJSM3kFtj3kakx2uBfO@[/CUETABLE]
Scott's move uses the same principle as the time-honored spin draw position shot like this (below), but how often do you think of these spin-off-the-rail-shots as a follow opportunity, too?
[CUETABLE]http://CueTable.com/P/?@4AJtA3BbYE4PVLn4UJtA3Ubbn4kVLn4kMNw4kbyg1kDbQzc4uCEM@[/CUETABLE]