Just wondering how long some of yall have until you get started. We have 60 days untill our first meeting, and I cant wait. :)

Meeting for what? Local officials association meeting or something? Until you get games?

I've got games scheduled from tomorrow night all the way throughout the end of October so far and I know people who have many more.

Our first meeting isn't until the end of October.

Z

I don't think our official's associatio has meetings. Or maybe they do but just don't want me to eat all the free food and don't invite me.

Anything, just trying to get talk on the forum.

Brian, check the website and you can see when the association meetings are scheduled.

I'm not seeing anything: :D
http://www.crocker.k12.mo.us/SCMOA/home.htm#Members

Chris, note I joined the local official's association in Rolla this year because I'm going to college there this year and won't be in St. Louis. Mark Probst has already said it would be pointless for me to join the St. Louis association at this point, and that he would give me some games during the Christmas break or other times if I wanted them. I'm not sure if the Rolla association has meetings or not.

But I digress.....

Sorry, I was presuming you meant the association in The Louie.

Brendan, talking just for the sake of talking doesn't accomplish much.

And, it's a pretty futile effort this time of year. Read back threads from the past. or find a good interview and write it up for the paid side. Find some good tapes of March Madness.

What's a "yall"?

Mark--

y'all (pronounced yall)-- Contraction of "you all."A collective pronoun used by Southerners and other people of proper upbringing to refer to a group of two or more people. For those of you living in New York or New Jersey, translate into "yous guys."

Some might call you'ens, ya'll.
Ya'll is a Southern posse.

Its a southern thing. In the words of Elley May Clampet "Yall come back now ya hear"

Come to Pittsburgh Mark, where y'all turns into yinz. For example:..."Yinz goin' dawntawn to da Stillerz game n'at?"--Translation for the non-natives: "Are you going downtown to the Steelers' game?"