cberkas

They are trying to build a new arena there, but the Frozen Four has to be an NHL arena.

Vermont

Did the BU player just throw his stick on the attempted dump in?

2-1 WMU

They waved the icing off, shouldn't that have been too many men also?

This drop pass !@#$ on the power play breakouts needs to go away. Learn to beat them while they are flat footed.

Looked like he was draped over him

Should have been blown dead

Western please stop these UND passes

1-0 WMU Beautiful tip

Next year Bucci and ESPN does the player announcements like the Minnesota State High School Tournament.

UMary is going to Alaska and UAA next season

No idea, it was just mentioned as their plans to move up. Lee's Family Form or Orleans Arena would be the better choices. Depends on what the Golden Knights charge them to play there vs playing at Lee's Family Form or Orleans Arena.

Since UNLV has won their ACHA National Title, Las Vegas has been celebrating the team success. Sounds like next season they are trying to play 6 NCAA D1 teams.

At the State of College Hockey Press Conference, Steve Chapman (Executive VP St. Louis Blues) Alluded to "another University is talking about going D-1." He made it sound like it would be in St. Louis. Maryville and SLU (SLU was a CCHA member from 1971-79) are the two in St. Louis Metro, Missouri, Missouri State, Dury (shares arena with Missouri State), and UMKC (doesn't have a ACHA team). Maryville is the logical choice on who Chapman is talking about with maybe St. Louis coming back. Maryville plays in a 2,000 seat arena that could be expanded to add a sheet with around 4,000 seats, or Maryville could share The Centene Community Ice Center with Lindenwood. St. Louis plays in both Maryville University Ice Center (Maryville) and The Centene Community Ice Center (Lindenwood). Chaifetz Arena on SLU's campus doesn't have ice making ability. UMKC has two arenas in the area (T-Mobile Center, and Cable Dahmer Arena) but no ACHA team, so this is highly unlikely. Mizzou needs an arena and would love to see A Walton or Kroenke help fund and build arena for them. There ACHA D2 team looks to be a decent team that moved up from ACHA D3. Missouri State and Dury are the ACHA D1 teams but would need a bigger arena they could share. If any school makes the jump, I'd put money on it being Mayville.

Thought he was going to end up at Minnesota

Zeev should have won this with how he was against BC

Jake made the second team

Cole Bumgarner decommitted

Not sure if I agree with this one

UND should put in for Seattle, Nashville, and other places

The funny thing is you always see the picture of the lines for the BC/BU games “Battle of Common Ave” and the crowd there but outside those games nobody shows up to see them play unless it’s at the Garden. These people that say we need campus sites, need to show teams in the West who can fill their areas all the time not the BC/BU one time games. If they want to have the games on campus then bid on it. Which is how they should have been doing it, but you can’t bid if you haven’t been in the NCAA Tournament in the last 5 years, don’t have the Locker rooms (4), and not 5k. (I’d have the REA a permanent host since it’s the crown jewel of college hockey) BC never hosts any regionals, the regionals in the East should never have problems when most of the schools are 3 to 5 hour drives, and regionals in Hockey East are 2 to 3 hour drives. Yost can’t host since they only have 2 lockers which I was surprised by. CC needs Broadmoor World Arena to go with the plan to make the ice sheet NHL size. Would they allow Minnesota host with a hybrid sheet? Hastings wants the Kohl Center to be NHL size (I’m sure that hasn’t happened yet, but could be wrong). One thing that irritated me with Arizona State, make playoff tickets for the students FREE. ASU had free tickets for the students all year but NCHC Playoffs they were $10 (I know it’s only $10, but everything in Mullet Arena is over priced). Give students Free tickets and put them in a section on the glass in the NCAAs that’s way better then the upper level. The NCAA and NHL should be advertising the NCAA Tournament once it’s January. During games, online ads, social media ads, and billboards/ads locally where the regionals are at. That will help get casual/new hockey fans to see the college game. Also to stop the secondary market prices. Put regional tickets on sale two weeks (right before conference title games) start. That will help fans get tickets to the right regional. Just some thoughts on what should be done.

The plan for Zeev when he signs

He's from Whitehorse, Yukon Territory Also, a First Nation member