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Final rosters set for the PBR Global Cup’s debut on U.S. soil Ahead of the first-ever PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Global Cup on U.S. soil, the league has announced the final rosters for the six competing teams, with five-time PRCA Champion  Sage Kimzey  (Strong City, Oklahoma) set to replace two-time PBR World Champion  J.B. Mauney  (Statesville, North Carolina) on Team USA-Eagles. Kimzey, who was selected by Team USA Coach  Justin McBride  (Elk City, Oklahoma) and Assistant Coach  J.W. Hart  (Overbrook, Oklahoma), will replace Mauney as the nation’s alternate. Mauney is currently recovering from a broken fibula sustained at the PBR Unleash The Beast event in Sacramento, California. “It would be coaching malpractice if I didn’t try and find the best available guy to step in and ride one bull,” said McBride, who is a two-time PBR World Champion. “We both thought we would be doing a disservice to this team not to ask Kimzey.” Sage Kimzey Team USA-Eagles also

Eldorado Resort Casino Shreveport Tuff Hedeman Bull Riding presented by Landers Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Delivering three picture perfect bull rides, Idaho cowboy Roscoe Jarboe’s flawless performance stole the show. Jarboe’s 90.5 ride on 67B Bumblebee in the Shoot Out round granted him the win as he walked away with the bulk of the $30,000 prize money at the Eldorado Casino Shreveport Tuff Hedeman Bull Riding Championship presented by Landers on Saturday night at the CenturyLink Center.  “I had three good bulls tonight and being my first tour event I had no idea what they were, but I like to ride them jump for jump and keep it simple, and it worked out for me tonight," continued Jarboe. It was 22-year-old Jarboe’s national debut on the Tuff Hedeman Bull Riding Tour, and he quickly declared he would be back. "It was my first ever event like this, bulls are great, and the money is great, and it’s a riding contest from what I heard, and I decided to try it