Blair Kerkhoff

Yeah, it does.

It does.

And look for – I'm thinking for Kansas fans, if it turns out the Chiefs are playing there that weekend or you're one of the weekends that before or after.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So, yes, I think we're going to have to get used to this as a regular stop on the college basketball schedule, which takes away another home non-conference game against an attractive opponent.

We have so few of those now, as it is, we're going to get fewer of those in the future.

Why?

Well, because if you're a school being offered the opportunity to go play at a neutral site against a quality opponent for, I don't know, half a million dollars.

A million for this.

You absolutely have to do that.

There's no way you don't do that.

Well, first of all, they're playing 18 conference games.

And so I think, is it 29, the schedules now?

A Division I team plays 29 regular season games before they get to the conference tournament.

And so in a power conference, you take 18 to 20 off the table right away because your conference schedule.

In the Big 12, it was 18.

You've got the – if you're a Kansas or a Missouri, you've got your lesser lights, your buy games.

You bet three or four of those that you play every year.

You take those.

Maybe there's one home and away.