I figured this would happen. You guys are taking this completely wrong.
MY VIEW: 900 is a big pile of BS. No one should shoot 900.
With that said, I bowl where he shot this score and it is not an easy shot by any means. You have to make shots. There is a place not very far away that had a guy average 254 this year. The shot at Colonial is nowhere near what it is at some of the walled up shots around here. I took a guy over there that averages 215 at some of the more difficult centers around here, at Colonial the guy was a 183 bowler. My point in saying that Jeff shot this series on a difficult house shot is this: He shot it on a shot that is not walled up. The Pattern there is 38ft flat, no buff(once again, this is if they have not changed the shot over the summer. You cannot miss on a shot like this. I have bowled on sport shots that were easier than the house shot there.
Go back through several other threads and you will see that I have stated numerous times that I am not for easy condtions. I think that the ABC USBC or whatever should change their requirements for a legal lane condition.
And the comments about the tour. Lord knows that those guys are a step above the rest. I have not said that Jeff would go on tour and average high and win tournament after tournament. I also have not said he woudln't. He is a young kid and has alot of promise, and unlike many he actually has a good head on his shoulders.
I guess my mistake was congratulating him for something that not many have done, and on a shot that brings averages down at that. Once again....I do not think that 900 should ever be shot. There is no way it should happen. HOWEVER if you are in the pocket all night on a totally walled up house shot odds are you will still eventually leave something. He got them all to fall on a shot that normally takes averages down, so I guess he did alright.
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