Really quiet

[Sam Hill]

Well, the new board and the holiday season have surely conspired to keep the chatter here to a minimum, haven't they? Haven't heard anything from hotshot or JR or Tom Chichester lately.

I'd say that's a good thing.

Happy Holidays, y'all.

[Rocky]

They'll be back. It's a matter of time.

[meyes]

TC and his staff are working games now. The games will speak for themselves, he really has no need to be posting here.

[Sam Hill]

You his lawyer or something, meyes? I think everyone in the ABA could use a good one. :)

Yes, the games are speaking for themselves. Especially the ones in Jersey and KC.

[meyes]

No, Sam, I am not an attorney but I can help anyone obtain the services some of the very best.

Yes, the games are speaking for themselves. That is as it should be. The fate of this or any business should be determined by its product/service and whether or not the public decides it needs or wants the product/service. What the ABA still doesn't seem to understand is that you have to effectively market your product before you introduce it. It would be wonderful if great products would succeed on their own merits but , as you know, people have to know a product exists and understand it in order to embrace it. Many great products never succeed because few people knew the product/service existed. There are also many so-so to lousy products reaping big profits because of great marketing.