re: LHSAA--Anybody heard any rumors about the LHSAA Executive Director's job?

The more I read into it, the more I think it's going to pass and I hope the private schools are ready to put together a league in 7 months. I'm sure hiring quality people to run the league won't be an issue, but the logistics of finding sites for major events will be the big problem. Although, 100 schools shouldn't be terribly hard to deal with. Especially considering if you don't do everything to get on board the first year, you may get left out which no school wants to do. The only way a private league could be screwed up is if the catholic schools decide to have a statewide catholic league and leave the 40 or so non catholic private schools to fend for themselves, but some of those schools like Newman should be able to make sure that doesn't happen.