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58 minutes ago, Godsmack said:
Has there been anymore chatter down south in Fargo about starting D-I hockey? Also, has there been any talk or consideration of adding hockey at either of the South Dakota schools?
If UND keeps hosting regionals there you'd think NDSU would be upset about that.
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To go with the Holy Cross possible move to Hockey East.
Mike McMahon
@MikeMcMahonCHN 4h4 hours agoURI didn't appear to be interested in elevating it's program to D1.
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Looks like Bill Foley will help UNLV go D1 but want's others to help before he donates to the hockey team. How Steve Carp doesn't mention the Engelstad family as a possible donor, he did say UND - Minnesota should play in T-Mobile Arena.
Guy Flaming
@TPS_Guy 24h24 hours agoIn our NCAA segment
@stevecarprj talked about@UNLVRebelHockey and DIV 1.@collegehockey https://soundcloud.com/pipeline-show/steve-carp-sep13 …pic.twitter.com/KycNX36deW
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I'd take Steve Leavy over Buccigross.
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Massimo Rizzo was at Penticton training camp.
He's a WHL 1st rounder 15th overall
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5 hours ago, SiouxVolley said:
Next week Montana has scheduled a press conference next week to show a new athletic finances study.
It must be news worthy as they wouldn't schedule a press conference.
In 2011, Denver Pioneers people said the Montanas almost moved to the WAC.
Could Montana be the first to move to the WAC, which will give it the right to go FBS Later?
Idaho, Montana, and MSU seem to like UND's potential, as Idaho wanted us in the BSC or else their contract to move was void.
Those schools one would think would want to partner with NDSU to go FBS. But instead they have chosen UND. Maybe their President know more about UND's possible donors than we do.
A Montana move to the WAC even without FBS now would set off an earthquake in the Big Sky.
A WAC and Big Sky FCS divisions. Divisions have been talked about by everyone in the Big Sky. This might be the moment.
BTW, October 4th ends Rosh Hashanah, which is the end of this Jubilee year.
Corresponding, there are a lot of financial reports that the dollar may no longer be the world currency on Sept 30th. Instead, a new world currency that has not yet been issued will replace the dollar as the key currency in the world and that currency would be issued and controlled by the IMF. Obama wants the rest of the world to catch up, so he wont confront the IMF. If this happens, gold could go to record levels, and US markets would see a marked reduction, especially banks. Much of my portfolio consists of gold and silver mines, which I will sell probably next year and buy stocks that have been vastly reduced.
Montana is losing money and it has been a issue since last fall. Enrollment is down at Montana where Montana State has an increasing enrollment. Montana is paying someone a $70,000 bonus to increase enrollment. There is talk about adding engineering at Montana, but engineering under the University of Montana is at Montana Tech.
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27 minutes ago, tnt said:
According to GPL, Josh Maniscalco might not end up at Minnesota. Guessing the OHL must have been in his ear, but interesting to see what actually comes of it.
His twitter would make you think Notre Dame.
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Atlantic Hockey offering 18 scholarships.
http://www.uscho.com/2016/09/07/atlantic-hockey-now-offering-ncaa-max-of-18-scholarships/
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This is interesting.
QuoteNow he leads ASU into major college hockey, with a 5,000-seat arena being readied for construction on the Tempe campus. Sun Belt naysayers (and UA fans) can moan all they want: ASU is poised to shift the power base in NCAA college hockey all the way to Tempe.
I can't find any more on this planed arena, but there is suppose to be renderings of this new arena.
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Wilkes University adding men's and women's DIII hockey for 2017-18.
http://www.uscho.com/2016/08/30/wilkes-university-to-add-mens-womens-d-iii-hockey-for-17-18-season/
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Baker Shore is going to Harvard, I kind of wanted him to come to UND.
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13 minutes ago, Cratter said:
Same thoughts. Probably some presidents (tiebreaker) was probably add both or none.
I think they wanted Arizona State and by adding Mankato the NCHC might as well add all the old WCHA teams they left behind. Adding Arizona State gives the NCHC power against the B1G. If it was me, I would have added Arizona State and told Mankato no. I still could see the WCHA trying to work out a deal with the NCHC involving the Alaska schools like there was with the WCHA and CCHA (that's if the both get saved). The WCHA could have made the whole Alaska thing easier on the other teams by sending two teams up there to play UAA one night then switch and play Alaska the next night. Then the Alaska teams would play some teams 3 time a year and other teams would only have to go up to Alaska once and not play them at home (Basically the WCHA could benefit by using travel partners) .
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I think the NCHC didn't want to add Arizona State and tell Mankato no, so instead they told both no until UNLV or Arizona make the jump to D1 or BGSU applies to join. I don't buy the NCHC strength of schedule argument because Colorado College has been god awful. I wouldn't be surprised if the arena issue gets resolved soon.
http://www.grandforksherald.com/sports/und-hockey/4105686-nchc-says-no-potential-league-expansion
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Sounds like Clayton Keller has an offer from Arizona.
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40 minutes ago, Cratter said:
A sold out Madison Square Garden, BC vs UND would look pretty good....or when 75,000 attended a game to watch Michigan play Michigan State but only got Fox Sports.
I'm sure NESN will be covering the game.
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5 minutes ago, Shawn-O said:
University of Minnesota loses over $2M per year on women's hockey, to give you an example. There's no upside here folks, even with a championship product.
Only 3 D1 woman's hockey programs made money two years ago, if I remember right Clarkson and Vermont were two of them.
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Women's hockey is covered by men's hockey revenue. The only way I see women's hockey cut is if the B1G starts a woman's hockey conference.
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59 minutes ago, AlphaMikeFoxtrot said:
University of Montana, BSU, and PSU haven't shown any interest. Technically all three have arenas they can use but teams starting out west need deep pockets to fly everywhere to start, hence why it's Pac-12 schools.
Looks like Montana hasn't had a club team since 2012. Montana played in arena like Arizons State does.
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This looks to be good news for the U.S. Air Force Academy.
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17 minutes ago, Goon said:
I imagine FOIA request take time.
If I'm not mistaken Arizona State and the NCHC didn't have to release the letter if they didn't want to.
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23 hours ago, siouxfaninseattle said:
I talked to a guy that played on the UW club team about the same time that this article was written and asked him about D1 hockey. He said unless there was someone that wanted to pony up a LOT of money, it wasn't likely to happen. Two of the arenas - in Everett and Kent - aren't realistic for UW to use. Kent is way too far from campus (25-30 miles and brutal traffic) and Everett isn't much closer. Both arenas have CHL teams that play there so scheduling could be difficult. Key Arena is pretty close to campus but I think it would be expensive to rent.
Key Arena has an obstructed view on the upper deck on one end.
2016-2017 College Hockey (Non UND Hockey)
in Men's Hockey
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Miami commit, Joey Keane, signs with the Barrie Colts of the OHL.