Its going to happen. We have to make up the revenue for 50% fan reduction and add bathroom attendants along with an entry temperature station.
lets go
Any school that would charge 20 bucks for a parent to watch their kid deserves to have no one show up.
It’s not going to happen. Schools will weather the storm. It’s not the end of the world.
School has gone through strikes and are still going and they will after this.
Bad comparison.
your problem
There not going to be fans if at all anyway. If you let one parent in per game at most and only 20-25 players on sidelines, then that’s only 400-500 dollars coming from parents. No concessions, no restrooms, no band, no cheerleaders.only a few coaches no huddling in press boxes. How will chain gang avoid players, social distancing on sidelines, they get in free
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Strike and pandemic is a bad comparison
Are you going to start and bully me like people are saying you have been to them on here? Like I said you need to moderate more and stop going at it with members on here. Things will go a lot smoother.
yeah right. You’re more likely to see teams live stream games and try and charge for that service.
Disagreement is bullying?
I mean if you’re going to insinuate that I’m bullying, at least show me where I am? If I disagree with something, I’m going to state it. No I don’t believe that shutting down schools and/or activities related to schools is smart and yes I feel like it’s going to be catastrophic if it happens. If you read my posts, you can see my thoughts on it.
I believe only schools and maybe spectrum legally have right to stream. I’m not sure schools can charge but that may change. Of course, OHSAA will want their piece of the pie. I could see ticket prices raise if it’s half capacity. Football helps a lot of other sports.
Better know as a bully answer 
Spectrum is post season. Schools could put up a live stream and charge but the most likely scenario is that schools will stream games over Facebook and it will be free.
I agree o n b.
I could be wrong, And this would not be live. But every school or almost uses huddle to tape their games right? And Hudl has a feature where you can load your game up and people can already pay a fee to see your games. Most schools could have their games loaded up before 10 pm. I know a lot of schools don’t use this pay feature but they could. Honestly if the school has a interent connection they could probably load the first half at halftime.
I have seen games uploaded to huddle before the team made it to the locker room for coaches to begin to watch tape.
As far as OHSSSA goes. OHSSA doesnt receive revenue from regular season games do they?
Between radio and Facebook I think your idea is overthinking just a bit lol
You are correct. The OHSAA only makes money from postseason events.
I was just thinking using the game film would not need an extra person running the Facebook thing.
Plus if I could not see game in person I could watch the whole game off of film in maybe a half hour. I was also thinking school would make a little money m.
But trust me if everyone did Facebook I could watch different games all weekend
The hudl idea isn’t a bad one if tweaked just a bit. Teams could signup with a separate account for anyone wanting to watch. Have an administrator of the account who is responsible for loading games and signing ppl up. Anyone wanting log in to view games could pay a 1 time fee for the season in order to have their username activated. With any luck this would be enough to cover the hudl cost and maybe make a little bit of money as well. I think with times like this you’ll be seeing schools thinking outside the box in order to make the games more accessible. Someone mentioned radio, but let’s be honest there’s only a very small amount of teams that have radio access weekly.