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  • Re: The 2015-16 Schedules Thread

    For the schedule spreadsheet, take a look here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...Gc&usp=sharing

    SCHEDULES COMPLETE:

    AHC:
    Holy Cross
    Robert Morris

    ECAC: non-travel partner conference schedule mostly complete
    Dartmouth
    RPI
    St. Lawrence
    Union

    HEA: Nothing yet

    B1G: conference schedule complete
    Michigan State
    Ohio State
    Penn State
    Wisconsin

    NCHC: conference schedule complete
    Colorado College
    Denver
    Miami
    Minnesota Duluth
    Nebraska Omaha
    North Dakota
    St. Cloud State

    WCHA: Composite Schedule Released
    Alabama Huntsville (released, short 2 games )
    Alaska Anchorage
    Alaska _airbanks
    Bemidji State (released, short 2 games )
    Bowling Green
    Ferris State (released, short 3 games )
    LSSU (released, short 2 games )
    Michigan Tech (released, short 3 games )
    Minnesota State Mankato (released, short 2 games )
    Northern Michigan

    Independent:
    Arizona State (released, short 2 games )

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    • Re: The 2015-16 Schedules Thread

      I think for Bemidji, you won't see them book a 37th or 38th game. Doing so burns one of your bye weeks/rest periods, which are important. If I remember correctly, two or three years ago, BSU had a bye the first weekend and then played straight through to Christmas. Needless to say, the injury bug hit as the neared the end of December and break couldn't come soon enough.

      Also, doesn't the NCAA have a limit on the number of practice hours during the season? Scheduling another weekend spreads those hours thinner throughout the year.
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      • Re: The 2015-16 Schedules Thread

        Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View Post
        For the schedule spreadsheet, take a look here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...Gc&usp=sharing

        SCHEDULES COMPLETE:

        AHC:
        Holy Cross
        Robert Morris

        ECAC: non-travel partner conference schedule mostly complete
        Dartmouth
        RPI
        St. Lawrence
        Union

        HEA: Nothing yet

        B1G: conference schedule complete
        Michigan State
        Ohio State
        Penn State
        Wisconsin

        NCHC: conference schedule complete
        Colorado College
        Denver
        Miami
        Minnesota Duluth
        Nebraska Omaha
        North Dakota
        St. Cloud State

        WCHA: Composite Schedule Released
        Alabama Huntsville (released, short 2 games )
        Alaska Anchorage
        Alaska _airbanks
        Bemidji State (released, short 2 games )
        Bowling Green
        Ferris State (released, short 3 games )
        LSSU (released, short 2 games )
        Michigan Tech (released, short 3 games )
        Minnesota State Mankato (released, short 2 games )
        Northern Michigan

        Independent:
        Arizona State (released, short 2 games )
        Most of the WCHA teams will not schedule 38 games even if they are eligible. If you notice most that have games available to schedule are other WCHA teams. And Big Ten and about half the NCHC has no desire to make an even swap of home games, preferring 2 for 1 deals or simply just a one time deal at their rink. So to play the extra two games would deprive the team of a needed bye week and cost money in most cases. Scheduling AHA or ECAC games would result in another flight, and with all WCHA already having two flights to Alaska in those seasons that would be 38 games, it just doesn't make sense.
        Last edited by davyd83; 06-07-2015, 07:43 PM.
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        • Re: The 2015-16 Schedules Thread

          Originally posted by davyd83 View Post
          Most of the WCHA teams will not schedule 38 games even if they are eligible. If you notice most that have games available to schedule are other WCHA teams. And Big Ten and about half the NCHC has no desire to make an even swap of home games, preferring 2 for 1 deals or simply just a one time deal at their rink. So to play the extra two games would deprive the team of a needed bye week and cost money in most cases. Scheduling AHA or ECAC games would result in another flight, and with all WCHA already having two flights to Alaska in those seasons that would be 38 games, it just doesn't make sense.
          bingo. I wish BG hadn't scheduled 38 next year, even though there are no vile 2-for-1 deals involved. grueling. bye week, good!

          and FlagDUDE08, while we appreciate and enjoy your efforts with scheduling...there has to be a less misleading way than "short 2 games (with a frowny face)". 36 is a full and good schedule (still more than other conferences), not at all frowny.
          at least indicate that the so-called "short 2 games" actually means 36.
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          • Originally posted by beaverhockeyfan View Post
            Also, doesn't the NCAA have a limit on the number of practice hours during the season?
            Practice hours are limited by day and by week. Maximum of 4 hours per day, 20 per week, I think.
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            • Re: The 2015-16 Schedules Thread

              Per the Brown thread:

              Originally posted by bruno View Post
              2015-2016 Brown Men’s Ice Hockey Schedule

              Saturday, October 24 PRINCETON (Scrimmage) 2:00 p.m.
              Saturday, October 31 HOLY CROSS 7:30 p.m.
              Friday, November 6 at Dartmouth 7:00 p.m.
              Saturday, November 7 at Harvard 7:00 p.m.
              Friday, November 13 at Union 7:00 p.m.
              Saturday, November 14 at Rensselaer 7:00 p.m.
              Friday, November 20 COLGATE 7:00 p.m.
              Saturday, November 21 CORNELL 7:00 p.m.
              Friday, November 27 Belpot Cup - Brown vs. Colgate (ECAC League Game) 4:00 p.m.
              Saturday, November 28 at Festival of Ice Hockey Tournament, Odyssey Arena, Belfast, Northern Ireland TBD
              Friday, December 4 PRINCETON 7:00 p.m.
              Saturday, December 5 QUINNIPIAC 4:00 p.m.
              Thursday, December 10 at Providence College (30th Mayor’s Cup) 7:00 p.m.
              Tuesday, December 29 Brown, Colgate, Lake Superior State, Vermont TBA
              Wednesday, December 30 at Sheraton/TD Bank Catamount Cup Tourney TBA
              Sunday, January 3 PROVIDENCE (30th Mayor’s Cup) 7:00 p.m.
              Friday, January 15 at Yale 7:00 p.m.
              Saturday, January 16 YALE 7:00 p.m.
              Friday, January 22 at St. Lawrence 7:00 p.m.
              Saturday, January 23 at Clarkson 7:00 p.m.
              Friday, January 29 RENSSELAER 7:00 p.m.
              Saturday, January 30 UNION 7:00 p.m.
              Tuesday, February 2 at UConn 7:00 p.m.
              Friday, February 5 HARVARD 7:00 p.m.
              Saturday, February 6 DARTMOUTH 7:00 p.m.
              Friday, February 12 at Cornell 7:00 p.m.
              Friday, February 19 CLARKSON 7:00 p.m.
              Saturday, February 20 ST. LAWRENCE 7:00 p.m.
              Friday, February 26 at Quinnipiac 7:00 p.m.
              Saturday, February 27 at Princeton 7:00 p.m.

              Friday, March 4 ECAC
              Saturday, March 5 Ice
              Sunday, March 6 Hockey
              Friday, March 11 Championship
              Saturday, March 12 Tournament
              Sunday, March 13 Herb Brooks
              Friday, March 18 Arena
              Saturday, March 19 Lake Placid, NY
              Friday, March 24 NCAA Ice Hockey
              Saturday, March 25 Championship Tournament
              Sunday, March 26 Albany, NY / St. Paul, MN /Cincinnati,OH/ Worcester, MA
              Thursday, April 7 Tampa Bay Times Forum
              Saturday, April 9 Tampa, FL
              The game on the 24th is treated as an exhibition. Although it does not count against the 29, it counts against the 34.

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              • Re: The 2015-16 Schedules Thread

                Originally posted by blackswampboy View Post
                bingo. I wish BG hadn't scheduled 38 next year, even though there are no vile 2-for-1 deals involved. grueling. bye week, good!

                and FlagDUDE08, while we appreciate and enjoy your efforts with scheduling...there has to be a less misleading way than "short 2 games (with a frowny face)". 36 is a full and good schedule (still more than other conferences), not at all frowny.
                at least indicate that the so-called "short 2 games" actually means 36.
                In countless years, some AHC teams (and sometimes hockey east teams) are not able to even get to 34 games. As much as I understand that having 40 games is excessive by NCAA standards, who's available to fill the Atlantic schedules?

                I do give an exception to the Ivy League in determining if the schedule is short because, by rule, they are only allowed to play 29 games. The Ivy League does not have a limit on exhibition games (or "scrimmages" as they notate it), aside from the NCAA's 34 game limit, so you may see them go over 29.

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                • Re: The 2015-16 Schedules Thread

                  Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View Post
                  Per the Brown thread:



                  The game on the 24th is treated as an exhibition. Although it does not count against the 29, it counts against the 34.
                  Belfast and then Vermont together? When did Brown and Colgate decide to be travel partners?
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                  • Re: The 2015-16 Schedules Thread

                    Originally posted by alslammerz View Post
                    Belfast and then Vermont together? When did Brown and Colgate decide to be travel partners?
                    Funny one.

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                    • Re: The 2015-16 Schedules Thread

                      Originally posted by bruno View Post
                      Saturday, October 24 PRINCETON (Scrimmage) 2:00 p.m.
                      Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View Post
                      The game on the 24th is treated as an exhibition. Although it does not count against the 29, it counts against the 34.
                      I remember when BU played UNH on 19 Oct 1990 at Walter Brown in a scrimmage that was 2 25-minute periods. Back then BU also didn't charge admission for exhibition games. I believe that season a number of other Hockey East teams also played each other in exhibition scrimmages. Of course, the NCAA changed the rules so DI teams can no longer play each other in exhibitions that don't count against the 34-game limit back around 1998 (after BU played Minnesota in the 1996 HOF game and MSU and Clarkson in the 1997 Ice Breaker and Coach Parker got the other coaches to consider them exhibition games. Of course, those games are now exempt from the 34-game limit).

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                      • Re: The 2015-16 Schedules Thread

                        Originally posted by Sean Pickett View Post
                        I remember when BU played UNH on 19 Oct 1990 at Walter Brown in a scrimmage that was 2 25-minute periods. Back then BU also didn't charge admission for exhibition games. I believe that season a number of other Hockey East teams also played each other in exhibition scrimmages. Of course, the NCAA changed the rules so DI teams can no longer play each other in exhibitions that don't count against the 34-game limit back around 1998 (after BU played Minnesota in the 1996 HOF game and MSU and Clarkson in the 1997 Ice Breaker and Coach Parker got the other coaches to consider them exhibition games. Of course, those games are now exempt from the 34-game limit).

                        Sean
                        The games may be exempt now, but they still count towards tournament consideration, whereas I would assume (correct me if I'm wrong) that the games you mentioned did not do so.

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                        • Re: The 2015-16 Schedules Thread

                          Maine: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CHJS7FuWgAEAQ3f.jpg:large

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                          • Re: The 2015-16 Schedules Thread

                            I imagine the Capital City Classic is supposed to be in Trenton, not Newark. Because if not I have no idea what capital city is in reference to.
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                            • Re: The 2015-16 Schedules Thread

                              Originally posted by alslammerz View Post
                              I imagine the Capital City Classic is supposed to be in Trenton, not Newark. Because if not I have no idea what capital city is in reference to.
                              Trenton's the capital of New Jersey.

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                              • Re: The 2015-16 Schedules Thread

                                Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View Post
                                Trenton's the capital of New Jersey.
                                That's what I was saying, yeah.

                                Somebody might want to tell the Maine graphics guy that though.
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