Indiana Schools Boost Revenue by Streaming Games

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Some high schools in Indiana are turning to online streaming of their games to help fill the budget hole left by the prospect of playing to empty stadiums.

A report from the Indianapolis Star, notes that high school games are profitable. On average, over a 16-year period from 2004 to 2019, the Center Grove football program averaged a profit of $32,093 per season from gate receipts at varsity home games over total expenses.

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