Rash looked great and kept his head..congrats to him.

You may have seen his track, which was stained blue from the oil, but I agree, melee cross 100% of the time.

On a side note, I couldn't believe Barnes' best option was the epx. These guys know better than I do, but a little bit more recovery would have done him a whole lot of good on a lot of those shots.

Hard to change balls in a one game format when you've Rambo'd the tournament with that ball all of qualifying, different venue, I understand, but still.

I did not like Barnes and Fagan's laneplay choices.  They did not give themselves any miss room inside of target. And they are both so versatile - it makes me wonder what was happening in practice for them to abandon thoughts of playing on top of Rash - since that line was money all day and very playable for both guys.

I did not like Barnes and Fagan's laneplay choices.  They did not give themselves any miss room inside of target. And they are both so versatile - it makes me wonder what was happening in practice for them to abandon thoughts of playing on top of Rash - since that line was money all day and very playable for both guys.

I was thinking the same thing. Barnes leads all week averaging around 250. I wonder if he played them the same all week, and did not want to change on the new lanes, or if he had a bad or different look on the new pair and decided to move out and point it.

Either way, it would have been nice to see Barnes and Fagan move in with Rash to see what the outcome would have been.

It's up on bowl.com

N's@ne antics 'technically'

Makes sense, thanks.