Champlain broke motor and heart, but not will
With a 168th-place finish, Jim Root was discouraged after Champlain, but now he's focusing on the knowledge he gained there.
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With a 168th-place finish, Jim Root was discouraged after Champlain, but now he's focusing on the knowledge he gained there.
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After eight events covering rivers, lakes and man-made reservoirs from Florida to Louisiana to New York and in venues known for the Monkey Trial, the Liberty Bell and the finest country music theaters, the 2014 Bassmaster Elite Series regular season is finally in the books.
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