Number for Bucks media relations?

You can do that as well, though in Texas the AD is the football coach, so if you don't have the number you can be shit out of luck.

 

I was trying to track a kid down a couple years ago, and his coach was away from his cell for the day. No idea what the parents' names were, but there were 56 with that last name in the White Pages. Damn if it wasn't the very last one that I finally heard the kid's voice on the other end.

 

so that took 0.23 seconds?

 

Churning out words is not being enterprising.

Anyway, often, PR guys will leave their cell on their office voicemail. If not, they'll check their office voicemail frequently. If not, the media relations secretary is generally available during business hours and can get the guy a message. Failing that, these guys all have Treos or Blackberrys and will usually receive an email from you instantly. There are a million ways to track a guy like this down.

Bottom line is you can't go on a message board every time you need information, and it will serve you well as a sports reporter to learn to do your own leg work.

Congratulations on that all-area football team. I'm very proud of you.

 

some people on here were born out of an asshole.

that is all.

 

That's kinda what I was thinking ...

 

do you have that asshole's number? i'd like to call it.

 

1-800-tompetty

 

make a joke if you may, but this is just another instance of laziness run amok.

 

I agree, tomas. People can't or won't do their own work if they think there's an easy way out

 

1-800-westink

Oh, wait that's the Thunder's line for tickets

 

What's the difference between going on google and asking on here? I don't see how one constitutes more "legwork" than the other. Both involve a couple of minor key strokes.