What's your least favorite layout...or one that you just can't seem to get to work for you?  For me, its a 5.5" to 6" pin (above or below bridge).  I just can't seem to get this layout to do anything for me...  When I get dry enough lanes for it to turn over, it seems to be really inconsistant...  move the pin an inch closer to my pap... and its a different story...  

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NFL Draft coming up soon... who would you take?  
I vote for this guy:
http://proxy.espn.go.com/nfl/draft05/columns/story?columnist=mortensen_chris&id=2025109

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J.J. "Waterola Kid" Anderson, the bLowling King  : Kill the back row

interesting...  I had a pearl beast with pin on the axis and had decent luck with that ball... especially on drier conditions.  I had a coral triton with a 2" pin to PAP and had good luck with that ball as well...  The only ball I have ever liked with the pin above (and between) the fingers was an XL buzzsaw.  It had the cg swung out near my PAP and a huge weight hole.  I guess I just need a little help getting stuff started up... lol
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NFL Draft coming up soon... who would you take?  
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I've tried a number of layouts over the last 3 years; 1 x 1, 4 x 4, pin over bridge w/ cg in and out, pin under bridge, pin negative, cg negative, etc.  About the only on I really didn't like (and it was probably just wrong for the ball) was pin negative, cg positive on a Roto SSPearl.  Everything else was just fine, on the right condition.
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