It's a tremendous sporting event, one of the best in the country. The community supports it tremendously. It's great for the city, great for the program and great for the venue.

It's going to be one of two or three sporting events that's televised nationally at that time. It's going to be tremendous exposure. Either play the game on Saturday or play it on Sunday and get national exposure. That's a pretty decent trade-off.

We're touching all the bases. That's a popular night, so that's a pretty good window.

If we had our preference, we'd like to televise more away games.

The market is telling us that's not feasible. The cost involved is prohibitive.

[Coach Dan Hawkins] understands the economics of it. I try to balance it year to year.