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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
Once a game is assigned and accepted, I think there's a contract (but IANAL), even if there's no written document entitled "Contract."
So, it's unclear to me whether they are (or were) not working games that they had previously accpeted, or if they just weren't taking any new games.
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It's a completely internal situation, with schools and officials both being part of the state association. It's like a dispute between Coke and Coke Zero.
As an LA official said earlier, associations are assigned to specific schools, that's pretty much the extent of a "contract." All I have to do is turn the game back in and I don't have to work it. If no one else is willing to work it, then the booking agent informs the school he doesn't have officials for the game.
At this point, it looks like they may have reached an agreement for most associations to go back to work.
LHSAA holds emergency meeting