[Wise one]

Houchen's owns most of Bowling Green! The only reason the KHSAA left Louisville was due to Big East. That will change when U of L is in the ACC. Trinity alumnus is Louisville's Mayor. I think he may make a push for their return.

Ohio splits their games up. Indiana does not. Tennessee does.

Ohio does split their games, but the two stadiums are only about 20 miles apart and they stagger the start times so that:

a. fans who want to attend all games can travel between the games (and they do sell ticket packets for all 6 games) and

b. no fan can stay all day so they get separate admission charges for each game. (in KY, the last time I checked, if you wanted to stay between games no one chases you out, it is just inconvenient and cold).

c. in OHIO, all tickets are sold as reserved seats.

Just like KY, the games (played at Fawcett Stadium in Canton and Paul Brown Tiger Stadium in Massillon) are not centrally located. The fans in Ohio also complain that the games are not centrally located. Look for all championships to be played in Ohio Stadium in a couple of years. Now that will be an empty stadium. Ohio's overall attendance in 2012 was lower than the KY overall attendance.