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No live stream for outdoor hoops exhibition 'plain stupid' - Ken Broo

No live stream for outdoor hoops exhibition 'plain stupid' - Ken Broo

Cincinnati sports journalist Ken Broo has expressed his outrage over the lack of a live video stream for the CareSource Invitational exhibition games set to be played on an outdoor basketball court at Mason's Lindner Family Tennis Center. The event, which aims to raise awareness and funds for mental health and suicide prevention, features Cincinnati facing Ohio State at 3 p.m. on Wednesday (Oct. 7) and Xavier taking on Dayton at 5:30 p.m. in another exhibition game.

Broo takes to Twitter to share his disappointment, calling the absence of live streaming "plain stupid" and lamenting it as the "first miscarriage of justice during the 2026-27 season." He questions the reasoning behind not providing any television coverage for such an event, emphasizing that people regularly live stream mundane activities like cooking dinner or mowing their lawns.

While it is mentioned that the games may be relocated to UD Arena in Dayton due to inclement weather, the Lindner Family Tennis Center's first basketball event is still a notable occurrence.

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