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Tackett forming group to study Sweet Sixteen attendance problems

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That was at no cost to the KHSAA

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Not sure which hospitality room that is but it is definitely not the coaches.

 

“The hospitality room is the city’s way to welcome KHSAA commissioners, tournament staff, tournament sponsors, local media, to town and to the state tournament,” Straub said. “Hosting the Sweet Sixteen is very important to the economy of Lexington.”

That was at no cost to the KHSAA

 

I know it was paid by the city of Lexington.

Let the record reflect that the link dropped off three zeros at the end, it should read $38,000

 

$38 is what was spent on the coach's hospitality room.

Economy folks, It is expensive to go to sweet 16 for 5 days and stay in hotels, eat out ever day and pay for tickets for just an individual, not to mention if you take your kids. Plus I think if they moved it back to beginning of March so not to compete with NCAA that would be a plus. Also some people now just choose to stay home and watch it on the internet. A lot of factors but I don't think it has anything to do with what day the championship is played on but I do agree that it matters who is playing. Doss had very little support there this year and that hurt.

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