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Florida was getting out drawn by North Dakota, wanted a new arena closer to downtown Miami, and was hot garbage for years since the 96 Stanley Cup Finals. In the last 4 years with good ownership, sells out their arena, and won back-to-back Cups.

Last 6 had Tampa or Florida

Skinner should have been pulled after the third goal. Skinner isn't a starter but the last 2 goalies before the Florida repeat were mid goalies that won the Cup (Hill and Kuemper). Reinhart with 4 goals

No

First timers getting the Cup first, best way to do it after back-to-back Cups. Classy move Florida

Florida is back-to-back Stanly Cup Champions

Schneekloth to the NHL

ACHA D2 The #3 goalie last year plays for them

Had one year left, health is more important

Starts at 9:30 The move has been in the works for a while (State of College Hockey at the Frozen Four is the first time it was hinted). In 2017, College Hockey Inc. wanted Saint Louis (SLU) to do a feasibility study they said no. Lindenwood had a feasibility study done and the Maryville President said "if Lindenwood is doing one we want to do one." In 2018 the feasibility study was done and maybe build a rink. Talks about what goes into the feasibility study, very Indepth. Capacity 2000 is the biggest hurdle, when they have 3000 undergrad students, they feel that will work. Not increasing capacity. New President at Maryville and to get him up to speed in the next couple weeks on what NCAA D1 hockey will look like. Will play NCAA games this year, Alaska and a trip to the east coast hinted. Talked about the rink expansion. He did say something that made it sound like other teams are looking to make the jump from ACHA to NCAA. Going to Simone Fraser for games. Next 4 months to have clarity on moving to NCAA D1. Mentions Illinois was very close to starting a hockey team. Note: There are a couple annoying ads*

The first 6 of the Olympic teams has been announced

Add Emmy to Jagr list of awards when he enters the HOF. He's never going to retire

Alex Huang to Harvard Was between Harvard and Michigan

Steve Dangle's reaction was something else

I've heard this too

Justin Cloutier to Arizona State

Pierce Mbuyi to Penn State

I can't access it anymore. It talked about how they are expanding the arena with team spaces and practice sheet. Plan is to be D1 in three years and possible women's team. I'm surprised how everyone missed the Blue's writer post (see above).

Maryville U seeks expansion of Chesterfield hockey facility as it eyes NCAA Division 1 team - St. Louis Business Journal

The only one that does the UND games different is Denver. When UND plays at Denver the tickets go on sale about a month before the game to keep UND fans out lol A lot of ASU season tickets are UND fans

A month before the season starts for ASU tickets. As someone said expect to pay $200/$400 to $1000 per ticket on the secondary market. They day the tickets go on sale for ASU you better get on their site early to try and get a ticket.

This sets up well for Lindenwood, Tennesse State, and Maryville to be an attractive package for a conference.