If the discussed $200,000, 240-foot scoreboard were a federal project in another town or another state, I’d find funding the project a bit too ostentatious for my tax dollars. A 240-foot scoreboard capable of displaying a live game seems a bit too extravagant for a 3A high school. If that’s not enough athletes to justify the $200,000, then let’s also include the Allen Community College soccer teams. There are not many college soccer teams at any level with a scoreboard capable of displaying live contests. I never got to look up and see myself on a 240-foot scoreboard unless it was the fan-cam at Kauffman Stadium.