A Tungsten Moon
Standing at the bottom of the escalator, 20-something year old Cpl. Will Bennett. Fresh from the land of sand that did the best it could to try and kill him.
Three Horse Race
In this article, you can read about the three horse race - Jeff Kriet, Kevin VanDam and Todd Faircloth. If you had to bet, you should put your money on the same three to win, place and show once it's all over.
No regrets
Well this is certainly not the end to the Classic I wanted. I think this is the first time I've missed the cut.
What a day!
Right now I'd like to talk about some of the things that happened during the tournament and then Tuesday, when things have settled down and I've had a chance to collect my thoughts and emotions, I'll talk about what this means to me.
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I gave it everything I had
Hey guys, sometimes it comes together for you and sometimes it doesn't. This year I came up a little short. Nevertheless, I'm proud to have fished the 2010 Bassmaster Classic.
Strike King Bassmaster College Series presented by Bass Pro Shops
Alabama washes over Auburn in bassin’s Iron Bowl
In this article read how the Alabama team president, David Rogers talks about how we got to our first spot and caught one of our best fish of the day right away to win over Auburn University.
Oklahoma’s Jeff Kriet surges to lead at Bassmaster Classic
A slight shuffle in the lineup of a familiar trio who danced around one another again, were at the top of the Bassmaster Classic leaderboard Saturday.
Pam Martin-Wells makes the cut
After weighing in 9 pounds, 15 ounces, for a two-day total of 16-12 and 21st place going into the finale Sunday, Martin-Wells became the first woman to qualify and the second to compete for the final day of competition in the 2010 Bassmaster Classic.
Kriet captures Classic lead
Fishing lipless crankbaits in Beeswax Creek with two others close behind, Jeff Kriet of Ardmore, Oklahoma leads the Bassmaster Classic on Lay Lake.
Day Two Notes and Quotes
Despite the creeping thought that his closest pursuers could catch him, current leader Jeff Kriet has learned to banish such fears.
