(pic via My San Antonio)
Kind of a Good News/Bad News situation here.
First, the good news. Coaches can complete a very short and simple survey (asking about your region and state meets) here.
Now for the bad news. Just before you're to submit, the folks at the UIL want to know who you are and where you coach.
Hmmmmmmmmmm...nothing like the good old days, right?
11 comments:
At the end put Anony Mous as the name and Anonymous HS!
I didnt enter my name or school and hit the submit button. It apparently worked.
The meet was fine but the official photographer is an amateur. Took over a week to post photos and they are very disappointing in quality and quantity.
Ha ha. That first comment was quite amusing. I got the joke, anony mous, is just anonymous without the space. My goodness, the comments on these blogs are histerical.
That picture is not from this year. The Banner this year (2013)had "UIL" on the top line and "Texas High School State Championships" on the second line.
'That picture is not from this year.'
never said it was.
troller, maybe?
if so, get a life...
in austin and wastes 26 minutes on my site just to add 'that picture is not from this year'.
hahahaha! too much time on his/her hands?
Oh, now I get it! I was so confused, thinking the post was from a year ago and that we were supposed to write a review of last years state meet. I guess I'll go submit another one-- do you think they will be mad If I submit two reviews under the same name?
Thanks!
Gah you've got to be kidding me. I thought the same dang thing. I spent so long writing my review, trying to remember every little detail of the state meet from a year ago, and now I find out if was all a waste?! I'm beyond livid now. I hope they understand that there will be numerous, innacurate reviews regarding last years state meet.
Oh man, I sent in an innacurate review also. Mine was over last years state meet. Poor guy, he's going to have so much false information. I spent so long trying to remember last years meet. sigh.
Let's talk about FS getting an award. Isn't that the guy that screwed up the RTOP ruling? Yes it is.
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