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Originally Posted by JRutledge
I was under the impression that the AD has some control over the facility that Mark's league played at? Maybe I misunderstood that, but that seems to be the case if they do not get along or come to some agreement they have no place to play at the time. Mark made it seem if they do not “play nice” that they would be a$$ out. This is sometimes the case here and even more the case with the smaller schools if they are in the same school district.
I agree if you do not have to listen to the AD, but it seems like he has some pull in that area and you do not want to fight someone improperly that might pull the league's ability to hold games when they wish. We complain about politics, this is the real politics that people with schools often have to deal with.
Peace
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Ok, I see where you're headed. It seems the AD's control is "unofficial" and political.
You're right, whether people like it or not, it's the way it is a lot of places.
Like I said, I'd approach the AD, let him know both the hardship it would impose and the limited benefit it would give him and also try and feel out whether he would pull the proverbial trigger. It's possible Mark is afraid of something that wouldn't happen.