Jake and Clay look back at the runs that defined their careers, winning the George Strait, the BFI, and the NFR, and the ones that still sting. Clay roping a leg when they were on the verge of winning the George Strait is one that comes up fast. They talk about the luck of the draw, how confidence builds the longer you keep winning, and what haunts certain guys when a world title slips away. The 1994 NFR tenth round gets its own conversation, including the mindset they carried into that final run. Jake also tells the story of spotting a horse at Lazy E, asking to buy him on the spot, riding him green, and taking him straight to the NFR anyway.