BurnsBullDog02 - Just to provide a little more information...on the live streaming ---
In the years 2018 and 2019 we were able to livestream on WOHS, WCSL, and WLON via YouTube and was a big hit for those traveling, wanting to stay home and watch/listen, those that attended high schools in CC but have moved away, etc..
A couple of things happened...some of the really big games, capped off by the Shelby vs Burns Western Finals game in 2019, got so many "hits" on the livestream through YouTube that the County ADs started looking into how many seats were not filled in the stadium to stay home and watch games on livestream, and how that could impact the revenue at the gates. Hard to quantify exactly how much $$$, if any, was potentially lost to those staying at home to watch that would otherwise pay to attend the games.
Then, the year of COVID - 2020 - when the season was moved to Spring 2021, many schools partnered with NFHS to purchase live streaming equipment as fans were not allowed to attend games or had to socially distance with a limited number of fans permitted. The partnership with NFHS, in some cases, locked schools into doing their own livestreams for 3+ years prior to making any revenue. The schools that locked into NFHS gave the rights to video to NFHS and thus would not allow a second livestream at those events.
The schools that did not lock-in with NFHS, in some cases, purchased their own livestream equipment and hired individuals to carry the livestream with revenue from sponsors or paid membership to go back to the school. They did not want "free" livestream competitors (like radio/broadcasting companies) to take any memberships away --- so that took another subset of schools out of the livestream picture.
The few schools that did not partner long-term with NFHS and also did not create their own livestream memberships are left to "make a call" on what they feel they will lose in gate money --- some have allowed broadcasting stations to livestream for large sums of fees while others have not allowed the livestream at all.
Burns is one of the few schools (and only one in CC) to allow the livestream at a reasonable cost; but not without a lot of conversations...and that is only for Burns home games.
Would love for the CC and GC ADs to get together and come to an agreement to allow broadcasting stations to livestream again at a reasonable fee, but we'll have to wait and see if that happens.