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  • LynahFan
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    Re: ECAC Finals in Providence at the "Dunk"?

    I have no actual data or inside information, but some comments that Schafer has made in the past with regard to pressure from the AD to schedule home games, etc, have led me to believe that even Cornell hockey only approximately breaks even. If that is the case, what chance do most other ECAC schools have to break even? The only others I would think might even get close would be Yale, RPI, and Clarkson, but the last two have the added expense of 18 scholarships to support, also.

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  • kdiff77
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    Re: ECAC Finals in Providence at the "Dunk"?

    Originally posted by hockeymascot View Post
    Of the twelve teams in the league, I wonder how many teams actually make money for their respective institutions?
    Not Brown.

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  • Wholin1
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    Originally posted by Wicked Slappaahs View Post
    Please provide a source for your numbers...and if you give me a link to an ECAC press release, I will burst out laughting. If the ECAC did indeed "make money" it was only because AC gave it to them.

    The league couldn't generate revenue on its own if Hagwell & Co. lives depended on it.
    A heard it from a reliable source and not to sound too conspiratorial I can't say who. And I believe you are correct in that it was essentially a subsidy or guaranty type of payment that led to a positive bottom line.
    Last edited by Wholin1; 08-29-2011, 04:55 PM.

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  • hockeymascot
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    Originally posted by Wicked Slappaahs View Post
    The league couldn't generate revenue on its own if Hagwell & Co. lives depended on it.
    Of the twelve teams in the league, I wonder how many teams actually make money for their respective institutions?

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  • Wicked Slappaahs
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    Re: ECAC Finals in Providence at the "Dunk"?

    Originally posted by Wholin1 View Post
    The ECAC lost $60K the last year in Albany. They made $150K last year in AC. It's all about the money.
    Please provide a source for your numbers...and if you give me a link to an ECAC press release, I will burst out laughting. If the ECAC did indeed "make money" it was only because AC gave it to them.

    The league couldn't generate revenue on its own if Hagwell & Co. lives depended on it.
    Last edited by Wicked Slappaahs; 08-29-2011, 02:12 PM.

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  • Wicked Slappaahs
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    Re: ECAC Finals in Providence at the "Dunk"?

    Originally posted by joecct View Post
    We could always pray that Irene helps the process along.....

    As much as I like Lake Placid, you have to remember that Plattsburgh State, ORDA, and the NCAA seem to have a deal worked out to periodically host the D-III championships the same weekend as the D-I conference finals. LP is hosting in both 12 and 13, so the earliest the ECAC can try to get back in Herb Brooks will be 2014.
    All true. I'm ready to sign up for 2014 right now if ORDA is listening, they could start an "interest" list ...haa

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  • hockeyplayer1015
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    Not even going to say it. I'll get my knuckles slapped with a metal ruler.

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  • Red Cloud
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    Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View Post
    Go easy on this dude, RC. He's already put up a pathetic thread...
    What the heck is the matter with you? There's nothing wrong with asking that question. That's actually a decent idea for a league like the ECAC.

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  • FlagDUDE08
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    Re: ECAC Finals in Providence at the "Dunk"?

    Originally posted by MCgrad07 View Post
    Do you guys think the ECAC would go with a three city rotation of Albany, Providence and Lake Placid?
    Go easy on this dude, RC. He's already put up a pathetic thread...

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  • MCgrad07
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    Re: ECAC Finals in Providence at the "Dunk"?

    Do you guys think the ECAC would go with a three city rotation of Albany, Providence and Lake Placid?

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  • Red Cloud
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    Re: ECAC Finals in Providence at the "Dunk"?

    Originally posted by bothman View Post
    The Bay Area rules the world...didn't you get the memo? As a Northeasterner of 33yrs and 3yrs in Bay Area, I highly encourage everyone to visit. It's a great spot.
    I was there last week and was less than impressed.

    Seems like I am not alone on Albany having much to offer relative to other locales.
    I've said it before, I'll say it again - if you can't find things to do in Albany, you're a boring person.

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  • Sean Pickett
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    ECAC Championship Attendance

    Here are most of the attendance figures for the ECAC Hockey Championships from 1999-2011 except for 2002 and the 2010 semifinals. From 1999-2003 both semifinals had separate attendance figures.

    Code:
            SF1    SF2  Final  Location
    
    1999  6,679  8,000  8,469  Lake Placid
    2000  5,389  4,000  6,790  Lake Placid
    2001  4,490  4,990  6,256  Lake Placid
    2002      5      0      6  Lake Placid
    2003  6,936  6,810  8,296  Albany
    2004  5,641         6,489  Albany
    2005  7,580         8,637  Albany
    2006  6,255	    7,093  Albany
    2007  4,484	    5,565  Albany
    2008  5,074	    4,851  Albany
    2009  3,517	    4,857  Albany
    2010      0	    6,505  Albany
    2011  3,357	    4,126  Atlantic City
    Sean

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  • Wholin1
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    Re: ECAC Finals in Providence at the "Dunk"?

    The ECAC lost $60K the last year in Albany. They made $150K last year in AC. It's all about the money.

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  • bothman
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    Originally posted by Red Cloud View Post
    No, there's nothing to do in Albany. bothman said so - and we need lace curtain San Franciscans to tell us this, natch.
    The Bay Area rules the world...didn't you get the memo? As a Northeasterner of 33yrs and 3yrs in Bay Area, I highly encourage everyone to visit. It's a great spot.

    Seems like I am not alone on Albany having much to offer relative to other locales.

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  • bothman
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    Originally posted by Red Cloud View Post
    Jesus Christ, you're making Providence sound like *gasp* ALBANY!
    Except that Providence seems to actually want to host the tourney, whereas Albany could have cared less.

    Having the host city want you to be there...there's a novel concept!

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