Everywhere else In America, it is very easy--Friday nights people go to high school games and Saturdays they go to college games. Of course in New Jersey,we don't do anything the same way as the rest of the country. Currently (and these are rough numbers), I would say about 65-70% of New Jersey high schools play on Friday nights in September and much of October and I would guess that drops down to 55-60% for late October and November games. Schools in Warren,Sussex,Hunterdon and northern parts of Passaic and Bergen tend to play less night games,especially late in the season due to the cold. With all of that being said,attendance is hurt by conflicts for both levels. Should Hobbs and Ash sit down with New Jersey high schools and try to get them to go to almost all Friday night games --with some exceptions such as poor districts that can not afford lights,religious holidays,severe weather (rain,lightning,etc.)