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**beefers1** · 03-12-2009, 06:16 PM

He's currently 5th in points (not that it matters, since he's already exempt for next year from winning his 45th title earlier this season). Now that this season is wrapping up, I think some interesting things for next season. John Nolen's got his 2-year exemption from winning the Masters, Jason Belmonte might go on another month-long stint, Walter Ray's turning 50, Bill O'Neill is still looking for his first title despite having 6 TV appearances this season. Fellow Canadian George Lambert IV has a chance at topping the non-exempt players, earning him an exemption for next season. Tommy Jones and Pete Weber hopefully will get back on track after a disappointing season. Still too early to tell how Rhino Page will do, after an up-and-down season. Patrick Allen will hopefully carry over his awesome performance this season. Most of all, will Wes Malott continue his dominance? This has been a truly amazing season, despite the prize funds going down by quite a bit.

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beefers1 Below is my avatar Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Greater Vancouver area, BC, Canada Posts: 4,029 OS: Win XP Pro SP2 My System Blog Entries: 13	Re: Walter Ray Williams Jr. He's currently 5th in points (not that it matters, since he's already exempt for next year from winning his 45th title earlier this season). Now that this season is wrapping up, I think some interesting things for next season. John Nolen's got his 2-year exemption from winning the Masters, Jason Belmonte might go on another month-long stint, Walter Ray's turning 50, Bill O'Neill is still looking for his first title despite having 6 TV appearances this season. Fellow Canadian George Lambert IV has a chance at topping the non-exempt players, earning him an exemption for next season. Tommy Jones and Pete Weber hopefully will get back on track after a disappointing season. Still too early to tell how Rhino Page will do, after an up-and-down season. Patrick Allen will hopefully carry over his awesome performance this season. Most of all, will Wes Malott continue his dominance? This has been a truly amazing season, despite the prize funds going down by quite a bit. __________________ Last edited by beefers1; 03-12-2009 at 06:17 PM.