[MrTechCenter]

1.Where you're getting the field from, who your key volunteers are going to be, how are you going to fund it, secure facilities, are you going to feed people, get word out to teams, etc.

2.That's typical for an offseason competition and even at some regionals, we've had to walk across an entire school campus before, it's not that big a deal.

3. Once you hit your key volunteers (refs, FTA, scorekeepers, emcee/game announcers, pit admin) and enough people for field reset the rest just depends on how big the event is going to be and how you plan on running things.

4. I would be if I didn't live on the opposite coast.

You can put on an offseason for pretty cheap.

I've been one of the leads on the planning committee for our offseason event for the two years we've held it. Feel free to PM me if you have any questions.