The good news is if you're an Eastern Maine fan, you're going to see all your favorite teams on TV.

We're doing six days of games over an 11-day period. On three of those days, we're broadcasting 10 games total and I don't think we've ever done that many in one day before.

The main factors for us are manpower and equipment resources. We're not limited by geography, but even if we had more personnel, we still would need another production truck and three more cameras to do all the games, and that's not all.

The big elephant in the room is the fact the Class A state championship games wouldn't be on and those are the biggest schools in the state.

For the last three years, we've been doing 56 games in 11 days over a three-week period. The decision to condense the schedule really affected our approach this year.

A lot of people didn't even know we were being investigated. When the news broke last week, our freshmen were like, 'We were under investigation? No one ever told us.' It's not like I bothered to tell them.