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TeamRecruitsNPI Rank
Endicott222
St Norbert216
Utica173
Hobart151
Aurora127
Hamilton84
Stout85
Norwich411
This is a representation of the number of USHL, NAHL, and D1 xfers on each of the rosters with their current relative NPI rank. The Norbert/Hobart tilt should be a doozy...
So what you're inferring is that the first round is "essentially" a given? That's the point I was attempting to make. With the current system of AQs, the first round won't serve for much other than throwing the weaker conferences a "bone". Some of the attendance at these games appeared to back...
I was hoping that the auto-bids would eventually create a more even playing surface between the haves and have not conferences, but my hopes have not been realized. With one glaring exception, the first round games persist as a bit of a travesty, and frankly an embarrassment.
6:00 Neumann at Hamilton
7:00 Norwich at Salve Regina
7:00 Williams at Utica
8:00 Univ of New England at St. Norbert
8:00 Saint John's at Aurora
8:00 Anna Maria at UW-Stout
Can someone with insight explain to me why, after decades of the NC$$ avoiding flights like leprosy, now have potentially 5 flights PRIOR to the finals!? Why the sudden seismic shift in the D3 budget?? And is this "generosity" evident across the board in other D3 sports as well?? Has sanity...
All of this discussion is moot. Hobart is head & shoulders & torsos above any other team I've seen play. No one can compete with their skill, speed and quickness, plus they'll be sleeping in their own beds for the entire tourney.
This decline is not unique to M'ville; it's an issue with nearly every small, private, liberal arts school. Fewer students = fewer colleges. Survival of the fittest is the theme for the next decade. Ironic that some schools are adding hockey to increase enrollment, certainly not to compete for...
I'm not sure about the USHL & CHL, but the number of NAHL kids is likely to surge in D3.
Is anyone familiar enough with the USPORTS schools, and how they compare academically to D3 schools?? I imagine that the quality of education and the proverbial weight of the degree will now become more...
The four pods in the corners of the rink contained some serious lighting which was directed up at the ceiling, and the whole rink was brilliantly indirectly lighted without seeing a lighting fixture. Quite a contrast with today.
Elmira had never won fewer than 8 games in a season, until this. (And I was witness to their very first game ever when the ceiling of the MAC was pristine white) Guess there's only one way to go.
My assumption was that the weighting percentages would be "tweaked" each year, but according to the NCAA Q&A document, the % could be tweaked after this (the initial) season, but then only after every 3rd season!?
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