[Rich]

Originally posted by blindzebra
The point isn't can someone get games if they jump through the correct hoops and kiss the right behind, it's is the system flawed?

It is.

Officials move, retire, get injured, and die.

Schools close, change classifications, or change game times and dates.

There is not a logical reason to increase the likelihood of those things happening by setting up a schedule 3 years in advance.

It is an abuse of the power that assignors have, and an abuse of the system to attempt to lock up officials, and it's wrong.

Sure those that live there must play the game to get along, but that does not make it right.



[Edited by blindzebra on Feb 1st, 2006 at 07:33 PM]

But what it does mean is that people shouldn't complain that they "can't get games" when many of those sit by the phone hoping someone will call.

I won't disagree with your comments at all.