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NFR starts Dec 1 on The Cowboy Channel

I durn sure couldn't be a judge. Can't figure for the life of me what they see. Cole Reiner rode really well and unless Orin Larsen has a special re-ride wins the round
 
Faster horses said:
Yes!! I want to know the name of the contestant, stock name and stock contractor AND THE TIME OR THE SCORE. I wish Joe Beaver would shut up. I don't hear well and it's just a distraction in the background.
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we were watching on the arena feed........that didn't have time and score......you need to watch the broadcast feed for the names and stuff......live and learn......
 
pups and bucks said:
we were watching on the arena feed........that didn't have time and score......you need to watch the broadcast feed for the names and stuff......live and learn......
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Where do I find the broadcast feed?
The announcers give the score...most of the time...where we watch on the Cowboy Channel. Not Cowboy Channel Plus.
 
Orin Larsen is out for the next two nights at least. Ligament damage and a piece of bone came off. 😳😳😳
And a bull rider broke his ankle last night and is out most likely for the rest of the finals. I didn't catch his name. Hope some of the candy butt NBA players learn some about toughness but I know they won't.
 
At some point when the hippie kid rode Jeff Medders said he was the biggest story at the NFR other than Stetson. He is only a big story because they are making him one. Get him here where his family name doesn't get him 4 points and he is not as big of a story. I can think of a few bigger stories which they aren't saying half as much about. That bull riding rookie who won the first round and won the round again tonight. Riley Webb in the calf roping. To mention a couple.
 
Let me clarify something to everyone. I could care less how a person chooses to dress or wear their hair. Individualism is fine and dandy. But when you make it all about you, ALL THE TIME, that's where people lose me. The hair and the cornrows and the polar bear fur coat is just Rocker screaming for attention 24/7. And that's what turns me off. Ride a damn bucking horse and stop acting like you are on MTV or a Paris modeling gig. He's a kid in 2022 and I guess this is to be expected. But the rest of the guys represent rodeo and are there to win money and buckles. Rocker is there to force everyone to look at him. And I simply do not and will never respect that.
 
leanin' H said:
Let me clarify something to everyone. I could care less how a person chooses to dress or wear their hair. Individualism is fine and dandy. But when you make it all about you, ALL THE TIME, that's where people lose me. The hair and the cornrows and the polar bear fur coat is just Rocker screaming for attention 24/7. And that's what turns me off. Ride a damn bucking horse and stop acting like you are on MTV or a Paris modeling gig. He's a kid in 2022 and I guess this is to be expected. But the rest of the guys represent rodeo and are there to win money and buckles. Rocker is there to force everyone to look at him. And I simply do not and will never respect that.
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I agree with you. To complicate the issue he has been given the spotlight for several years even before his arrival. I don't know why this has happened. Be it family money and influence. But when a kid is put into the spotlight as the greatest thing since sliced bread how else do you expect him to act. I noticed last night how often he was assisting other riders in the chute. Are they asking for his help because he is such great chute help? Or is he crowding in there because the camera is there and running?
 
All many know of Stetson Wright is his PRCA wins. Stetson goes way beyond the scope of the PRCA and has proven that in his presence in the PBR. I think the day is nearing when Stetson will focus more on professional bull riding. His ride on the rankest bull out there in the team PBR 2022 event in Arlington, Texas, places him with the best.

His buck-off of 6.46 seconds is not to be dismissed as just another no-score since he was riding Ridin Solo, a bull with 85% buck-offs, an average score of 45, an average buck-off time of 3 seconds, and the highest consistent leaping and twisting bull in the business. Ridin Solo had a score of 45.50 with Stetson on his back.

I couldn't find a video of Stetson's ride, but Ridin Solo came out of the chute with a leap, a twist, and a high jump that should have dismounted Stetson or anyone else, but he hung on almost regaining a good position when at 6 seconds the bull made a move that put Stetson in a position that he couldn't correct.

Here is a video that shows you what this bull can do with the best riders. Even Jose Leme couldn't hold his normal impressive position. I am excited to watch Stetson in the PBR this next season. Watch all 13 minutes and the beating these riders take in order to make 8 seconds. Look at the bull leap heights on Tyler Oliver's ride. Amazing!

 
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I think the PBR will remain a side deal for Stetson. He listens to his dad. Dad will explain that old bronc riders last a lot longer than old bull riders. And his family is at PRCA rodeos and family means a lot to him. That and I think he is looking at All Around championship records.
 

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