By your reply, I guess he won with his superior skills.    But, he still looked like a THB in his finals.    All of his "gifts" in his finals helped a bit also.    Anyhow, he did good for a THB.    But, he shouldn't give up his day job though.

I have known Randy a loooong time.  When I was stationed at Fort Jackson back in the early-mid 90s, I used to visit a pro shop frequently that was run by him and Jerry Horn.  Randy has always been a solid player.  He must have been having some feel issues because I dont recall him ever following through over his left shoulder.  You can say that he is a "THB" but I can assure you, as Russell mentioned, he will hand it to you 8 days a week. 

 

To sit there and say that based on what he "looked like" is like saying Jim Furyk must be a 20 handicapper on the golf course and should not quit his day job.

By working HARD and beating A LOT of those that LOOKED much better at the line. If we take this line of thinking, the tourney namesake wasn't the perfect picture of bowling, but he got the job done! Steven what unit were you assigned with a Fort Jackson?

I was in the Army stationed at the 120th Adjutant Generals Battalion.  I worked in a few different sections there in my 3 years there, from August 1992 through June 1995.  Cant remember if it was Bush River or Broad River but used to go to the 24 hour bowling center there to bowl because I worked the second shift for the first year or so.  So I would go after work.  Someone there mentioned Jerry's name I believe as an employee of one of Jeff Bellinger's shops.  That is where I met Randy.  Jerry, Randy, and a guy named Johnny would be there all the time so it was basically my hangout spot.