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Grand Canyon plays two games against Lindenwood at home. Interesting very interesting the arena they play at in Peoria (I read it wrong they are at Lindenwood). Grand Canyon does play Alaska too

Finally, they are getting home games. There is talk they will play the NTDP outdoors

Penn State is not a blue blood in any way for hockey.

MLB announces partnership with Athletes Unlimited Softball League Form awhile back, MLB looking to be like the NHL and NBA and have a woman's softball league.

Funny how the WNBA is expanding to 3 more cities. The talent isn't there for all these team in the WNBA, for every Caitlyn Clark (talented) there are 5 Angel Reese's (shouldn't be in the WNBA). There is just too many god awful players in the WNBA. If it wasn't for Clark no one would notice, but seeing highlights it's very obvious there is a talent deficit. Why is it Adam Silver looks like a vampire every time I see a picture of him.

Canada U18 goalies all under 6' Canada U17 goalies all but one over 6'1"

I know CSU is in Fort Collins, the arena in Loveland is 21 minutes away from the school.

The ACHA might benefit the most with player not wanting to go NCAA D3. I was watching the Steve Dangle Podcast (they were talking about McKenna) and they were talking about it would be cool if there was a Canadian division in the NCAA.

He finally got his tax credit from Reno, I think he has a year or two before the TCC lease is up. There are the Reno and Greeley arenas in the planning stage. Northern Colorado in Greeley and Colorado State in Loveland would be a good rivalry if they both did it, we can all dream.

Thought there was one in Fort Worth, now I know

Another Chorney you say

Idk if they played in Lee's Family Forum but I'm very sure they didn't play at the America First Center (Silver Knights practice facility). I posted it on here, I want to say the head coach was talking about the arena partnership with the Golden Knights, might have been America First Center when it was being built.

Sounds like UNLV is wanting to play in a bigger arena than City National Arena for their first game this year. UNLV and Tennessee State were supposed to play each other I'm always hearing about the Golden Knights building or planning to build a new arena in Vegas. There was the talk between the team and the Golden Knights about an arena closer to UNLV that UNLV would use but was going to cost the team too much.

I'd like to see them move up. I've been making a list of schools and nearby arenas when I'm bored. For example, the Dallas area schools have two arena options in Allen and Frisco TX.

Maryville had their feasibility study done in 2018, the school he was talking about is in the process of doing one. Illinois State is another that is an area that needs a team and fits what he was talking about when it comes to D1 schools (with football).

UNLV vs Denver Oct 4th CC vs Simon Fraser Jan 17th

If the cupcakes bite back, the B1G isn't going to be easy for them

Would be perfect for CHI to work with UND about having two Texas ACHA schools (Texas and Texas A&M) play before the UND/Michigan State game and get a discounted ticket to the UND/Michigan State. CHI could be using UND and their destination games to expand the game. The school he never would have thought of would have been one I've thought of lol. Thinking of 4 regions that it could be, Florida, Texas, PNW (Portland), and Utah. I do wonder about the new arena for Oklahoma that is going to be built. Oklahoma would raise an eyebrow, not because of it being in Oklahoma, Central Oklahoma has been very good at the AHCA level. But Oklahoma's ACHA team has never been that good.

College Hockey Coast 2 Coast Se 3 Ep 2 July 14, 2025 | ITHSWpodcasts The expansion talk, I put the bullet points in that thread It's toward the end of the interview (35 minutes in the podcast)

Mine would be San Jose State, they already play at the Sharks/Barracuda facility.

Listen to an interview of Sean Hogan, Director of CHI. A question about a network like ESPN to carry a game of the week. CHI is working to partner with ESPN or NHL Network to grow TV media rights for college hockey, but each conference has their own TV media rights deal. Hogan said talks are taking place to get everyone on the same page about TV media rights or that is what I got from it. Interesting that Mike Snee has been working for a about a decade to get the NCAA legislation and work with the schools to get a team in the Spangler Cup. He said the coaching staff should be announced in the next few weeks.

Listened to an interview of Sean Hogan He said there are 3 feasibility studies scheduled this with two site visits completed. Sees more teams in the future not less it's important for CHI needs to get the message out to more ADs that there is a free feasibility study provided by the NHL/CHI if they want to add hockey The niche spot in adding hockey is D1 school without a big football program (i.e. not the Power4/5). Big schools are interested/donors are interested on the East and West to add hockey at schools A school in California is possible in the next "10 years" sounded like he was trying to not spill the beans on something One school that CHI is working with was a surprise "would have never thought of this school". If this would come to fruition it would help grow college hockey where they need to grow hockey, very exciting. They have kept these NHL/CHI feasibility studies super secret squirrel so hard to find who did one without it being reported. There was originally 5 done round 2018 with only Illinois and Oakland being confirmed with 3 not announced. Sounds like 2 of the three were Lindenwood and Mayville. Looks like 11 studies have been done plus the current 3. in the works. Illinois Oakland (MI) Lindenwood (men's) Maryville (MO) Northern Michigan (woman's) Tennessee State Delaware (woman's) Michigan (woman's)