Game Times Posted for Men's team

I'm not a fan of the Horizon League schedule. It seems they went away from the travel partner Thu/Sat or Fri/Sun schedule. There are more home weekday games and less home Fri/Sat night/Sun afternoon games.

2022-23:
5 Conference Fri/Sat night games
2 Weekday games
3 Sunday afternoon games

2023-24:
4 Conference Fri/Sat night games
4 Weekday games
2 Sunday afternoon games

That's in addition to the football conflicts that have been mentioned. There's a Thursday night Browns home game conflict and potentially an NFL Sunday week 18 conflict. Last year's Sunday conference games didn't start until the last week of January (after the regular season, coinciding with the Conference Championship games), this year starts in December. That's not even mentioning non-conference. Last year's best non-conference game was Kent and that was the week after College Football ended. This year's Ohio U game is in direct conflict with major College Football games, including Ohio State playing in primetime.

I'm not sure there's a whole lot that could have been done differently, it's just bad luck. I do wish more attention could be paid to avoiding the obvious within-the-same-city sports conflicts that are scheduled in advance (like Browns home games). Does Green Bay have home games when the Packers are hosting a primetime game? I'd imagine they'd draw less than a hundred people if so.

It's hard for me to make the weekday games with work, I'll be at the Browns games, and I'm committed to a fundraiser aligned with the OSU/MSU game on 11/11. Looking at the schedule, I'll make it to 7 games at best this year.