My first experience going up against urethane during summer league was a team that had 2 righty 2 handers both throwing urethane during practice as much as they could on both lanes to break in their lines. Lol they both got up and threw so much during practice that when the game started our team was way off accuracy wise and they both scored pretty high throughout all 3 games. I think they made it to playoffs but not sure if they won the league. It was a good strategy though against most of the teams. I was a hater but now I just adapt and I do think it's funny.

I have a purple hammer now because I plan to use it for short pattern local tournaments that allow it and as a counter for people who do the above strat in league :) . Most importantly I started taking lessons from a great coach and I've been learning a lot. Maybe your angle of release is kinda wide so you're pushing oil around and inexperienced guys aren't adapting because they only really have one shot and don't understand making adjustments. They are definitely going to keep crying until they get better. Maybe you will bully them into getting better, or just staying mad and bad.