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Ohio Attendance at state finals down again/What about Kentucky's?

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Playing games on Sunday just doesn't really work either for some people due to church, family, etc.

Maybe because the games are basically played on the Tenn border.

Maybe because the games are basically played on the Tenn border.

 

They were played on the Indiana border for years.

No programs means no info for fans. Sure dilutes the fan experience and that dilution compounds annually. The unknown of set game dates and times well in advance just makes long distance planning difficult.

 

Understand glossy professional program is cost prohibitive. Idea.....have each school provide one page (front and back) with roster, stats, etc. transmit to KHSAA by Tuesday. Print on simple copy quality stock, collate and staple for give aways at each gate. Cost would be minimal and product very fan friendly.

 

Heck a lot of schools do that for regular season games. The KHSAA is clueless and basically does not care about the fans. They need to take a look at what other High School Associations do in other states that works well.

The schedule of the games is why I have not gone the last two years. They need to move the location of the games, or the date of the games. This can be done by giving all the teams that make it to the championship a bye week. I can go to the Bengals game for what it cost to go watch high school games in Bowling Green.

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