[pwd72s]

Have to admit, I'd never heard of the guy until he posted on a pool site I go to. That was about 8 years ago. All the reply posts prompted me to research him. He's a man with broad interests, and seems to study all of them pretty thoroughly. A man who has strolled in and out of the wilder side and yet remains mainly intact. I guess I've become a Joe Rogan fan of sorts.

In amateur pool, he'd be considered a low A in skill...A to D ranking system. Playing a top pro in a race to 9 games won in 9 or 10 ball, he might win a game or two. This is not a slam..in other words, he could enter most local amateur tournaments and come out in the top 4 or 5. He's a good shot maker and understands how to control the cue ball. He's had instruction from none other than "Mad" Max Eberly, a top pro.