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Michigan Tech leads Ferris State 1-0

Quinnipiac and Colgate tied 2-2 OT Northestern leads UNH 2-1 BC leads Lowell 2-1 BGSU leads LSSU 1-0

Western Michigan goalie with the save of the game on a 5x3 kill.

UNH leads Northeastern 1-0

Western Michigan leads Duluth 2-0

St. Cloud leads Miami 1-0 Lowell and BC tied 1-1

Providence beats UConn 4-0 Colgate and Quinnipiac tied 2-2 Western Michigan leads Duluth 1-0

Colgate leads Quinnipiac 2-1

Colgate leads Quinnipiac 1-0 Providence leads UConn 2-0

It's more like Oceanside when it comes to seating, the Predators have seating for 1000 and Vegas has seating for 600. The arena that Lindenwood uses seats 2,500 (there is a 10,000 seat arena close to campus) and the new San Jose Barracuda arena being built will hold 4,200 (located where all the SJSU athletic facilities are at). Arizona plays in an arena that holds 8,962.

There is 7 teams that use NHL/AHL facilities that I can think off of the top of my head. Arizona (Roadrunners arena, AHL), UNLV (Golden Knights practice arena), San Jose State (Sharks/Barracuda arena/facilities), Lindenwood (Blues practice arena), USC/UCLA (Kings/Ducks practice facilities), and Vanderbilt (Predators practice facility). Of those teams Lindenwood, San Jose State, and Arizona have the best arenas, where the others play in arenas like Arizona States current arena. UNLV has Orleans Arena and the Silver Knights arena they could play in. Tennessee has a good size hockey arena that looks to have obstructed view in one end, and Kentucky could play at Rupp Arena where Kentucky basketball plays. Syracuse needs a bigger arena then what the women's team plays in Navy supposedly delayed their announcement.

Mankato beats UAH 4-1

How Hockey East is doing their tournament. Hockey East Announces Playoff Format and New Ranking System - SB Nation College Hockey (sbncollegehockey.com)

Logan Hutsko signs with the Panthers. It sounds like his season at BC is done due to an injury.

Koivu retires

The Lamoureux twins retire.

Both AIC 13-3-0 and Robert Morris 14-5-0 have better records then everyone but UND, Minnesota, BC, and Mankato. It would be really hard to justify they don't make it over teams like Notre Dame 10-9-1 Northeastern 6-5-2 Providence 8-6-4 UConn 8-6-2

I still remember that dance that someone shared from the Final Five or Frozen Faceoff.

If they go to 7-12-1 they'd have to win out to get to .500

That was a good one

I don't think Clarkson makes it, I don't see how anyone can keep the 2 AHA teams out when their records are better then most teams people are putting in the top 16.

1 seeds: UND, BC, Mankato, Minnesota 2 seeds: AIC, Duluth, Wisconsin, St. Cloud 3 seeds: UMass, BGSU, Robert Morris, Michigan Tech, 4 seeds: Quinnipiac, Omaha, Michigan, Clarkson EAST (2)BC - Michigan Wisconsin - BGSU NORTHEAST (4)Minnesota - Quinnipiac AIC - Michigan Tech MIDWEST (1)North Dakota - Clarkson St. Cloud - UMass WEST (3)Mankato - Omaha Duluth - Robert Morris

AHA AIC and Robert Morris ECHC Quinnipiac and Clarkson* Hockey East BC and UMass B1G Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Michigan WCHA Mankato, BGSU, and Michigan Tech NCHC Duluth, North Dakota, St. Cloud, and Omaha Bubble Teams Clarkson - I see them missing out Notre Dame - Even though they are ahead of Michigan in the conference Michigan has the better overall record. BU - Not enough games yet Denver - They will most likely need to win the NCHC Tournament UConn, Providence, and Northeastern - People seem to think highly of these 3 teams