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I generally understand that CHL players get 1 year of university scholarship for every year of CHL played. Tuition, Books, Room & Board included? Can it be applied to NCAA schools? If it can, is a CHL player less expensive for the the university than a USHL/NAHL/Euro player because of this? If the CHL has a cap, say $20k per year. Does it make public schools more attractive than private schools?

Format - All 16 teams in one city over 4 days 2 rinks with decent capacity (8,000+) The top 10-12 teams will know weeks in advance that they are going to quality for the tournament. Fan can easily make plans to travel to a city like Detroit, Chicago, Las Vegas, Pittsburg, Minneapolis, Boston, St Louis, Dallas, etc. that have plenty of rink and lodging options. Round 1 - Saturday 4 games staggered between the 2 rinks Round 1 - Sunday 4 games staggered between the 2 rinks Round 2 - Monday 2 games in prime time at 1 rink Round 2 - Tuesday 2 games in prime time at 1 rink Fans/Teams/Parents/Event Coordinators all win with predetermined location for all teams that qualify, no last minute wondering if your team is going to Sioux Falls or Albany. TV wins with all production in 1 city and only 2 rinks This can generate an atmosphere similar to the Frozen Four and the first 2 rounds of the NCAA basketball tournament. If I'm traveling from New England to watch my team, I'm definitely going to take the time to go watch Duluth vs Penn St on my teams off day.