This state can’t even pay for books at most schools. I’m sorry, but it’s way down the priority list.

Just have no respect for a program that provides facilities for the home team and little or no facilities for the visiting team. If both have reasonably equal facilities play on. If not, the KHSAA should assure the visiting teams of reasonabe parity (might mean change of venu).

 

Not providing facilities for both teams is not a programs fault, they do not design and build the stadiums or facilities, that is just a lack of planning on the behalf of the engineers/builders/school board/principal/who ever was in charge when the facilities were built.

Not providing facilities for both teams is not a programs fault, they do not design and build the stadiums or facilities, that is just a lack of planning on the behalf of the engineers/builders/school board/principal/who ever was in charge when the facilities were built.

 

Agree and perhaps it would take something radical like a venue change (with reasons publicly announced) to have the situation rectified and expose those responsible.

Agree and perhaps it would take something radical like a venue change (with reasons publicly announced) to have the situation rectified and expose those responsible.

 

I think it is fine if parents and community members want to complain about facilities, but without funding, not sure what will be done. As far as changing venues I do not think that it is right unless both teams mutually agree upon it. As stated previously by another poster, if it is ok during the regular season, it is ok for the playoffs.