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Nebraska was given $7 million from John Breslow to build a hockey arena for the University of Nebraska. John Breslow was a owner of the Phoenix Coyotes. The Breslow Ice Center is suppose to be built next to Haymarket Park. The City of Lincoln has yet to give it approval because of costs, it is planed to have two NHL size ice sheets seating for 750 and it was also going to be used by youth leagues in Lincoln. The Breslow Ice Center has nothing to do with Nebraska moving to the B1G hockey conference.

It sounds to me Bowling Green wants to be the one calling the shots in a hockey conference, or at least have more of a say then they are probably getting in the WCHA. If Bowling Green wants to get a invite to the NCHC they better put more of an effort into their hockey program, and not let it get on life-support again. Iowa State would be a program to add to the NCHC, if I remember right the Hilton Coliseum has ice making ability. Arizona State and Iowa State would be playing in facilities mainly used by basketball until they build a hockey arena that seats at least 5,000. Two other Ohio schools that could go D1 are Cincinnati and Ohio. Cincinnati has an 10,000 seat arena they share with Xavier University's hockey team, the Cincinnati Gardens. I'm sure the Cincinnati Gardens will need updates and Cincinnati has the U.S. Bank Arena on the waterfront that they might have to use if they went D1 and joined the NCHC. Ohio University would need a donor to get their program to a D1 level including an arena. Arizona surprisingly plays in an arena that seats at least 5,000 for hockey. There has been talk in Tucson about a new convention center and a plan to renovate the Tucson Convention Center where Arizona plays. I don't know why Lindenwood hasn't taken advantage of the 9,643 seat Family Arena in St. Charles. I don't see Lindenwood in the NCHC but they'd be a good fit in the WCHA men's and women's. A former CCHA team, St. Louis University, has a 10,600 seat Chaifetz Arena. With how popular hockey is and talent coming from the St. Louis area you'd' think Missouri, St, Louis, and Lindenwood would think of making the jump to D1. I never understood why Colorado and Colorado State don't have D1 hockey.

Hoke outlasts Muschamp.

Said it was his dream school and his cousin went there. I don't know why he decommited, but being a top program that's 0-6 might not be the best thing for you're recruits to see.

He's still going to take a official visit to Wisconsin.

I did put it in the College Hockey Expansion thread. Let's Play Hockey said their source said that Arizona State would play NCAA D1 as a independent in 2016/17 and play at Wells Fargo Arena-Tempe. The ASU hockey team and Don Levin the owner of the AHL Chicago Wolves have denied Let's Play Hockey's reports, but nothing has come from Arizona State or the Athletic Department at ASU. I'm sure Josh Fenton is on top of Arizona State adding hockey and getting them in the NCHC.

These three might be line mates Collin Adams, Alexander Chmelevski, and Vanya Lodnia at Honeybaked U16. Collin Adams 2014/15 in 10 games 16-3-19. Alexander Chmelevski 2014/15 in 10 games 2-8-10. Vanya Lodnia 2014/15 in 10 games 5-4-9. Two Russian brothers Maksim (Maxim) Dzhioshvili 6'5" forward on Bloomington Thunder in 2 games he has one assist. Valdislav Dzhioshvili 2013/14 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights 26 games 34-29-63.

As the game went on Duluth looked like the better team. if the goaltending was better they would have won.

They could have beaten Minnesota at the Ice Breaker.

SWEEP!!!!!! Duluth beats Minnesota 2-1

Murphy just needed to get that up.

Guys need to stop playing prevent defense and keep up the forecheck.

Duluth leads Minnesota 2-1

Drake!!

I thought Thompson was going to buried from behind in the corner.

That was a dumb penalty.

Murphy should have shot that after the escape move.

It will be the highest hockey play just after 9 dunks on top plays.

Wow!!! Drake

Mark!!

Prime example of call the dive not the trip.

Should have had that one Zane.

Duluth fans must care more then Minnesota fans.

Duluth leads Minnesota 2-0 Better attendance then last night.

That would have been a soft goal.