U.S. Open 2009 over for JJ

Jeremy is out of the tournament. He placed 33rd through 48th out of 220 players. I have said this before, and will say it again, Jeremy felt like he played well. It is not enough; however, to play at your top potential when your opponent does not play fairly! It must be fear when an opponent does not properly rack the balls on your break. Now, Jeremy did say he had issues with his break, but to get a crappy rack makes me wonder if it was truly JJ's break or his opponent acting like a d*ck?! Now this is not the first time and it won't be the last either. But come on douche bags - find those morals that you claim your full of, and actually use them. People like this make me want to start a gossip column. Believe me, I have plenty of ammunition! Quit putting on a fasad and play by the rules; play how you want others to play against you!