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2010-11 Schedules

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Sorry if I missed it in a prior posting, but Colgate's schedule is here.

I think this means only seven are left: Cornell, Princeton, UMass, BC, Bentley, Niagara, and Holy Cross. The other 51 schools have released their schedules. If I'm wrong, please correct me!
 
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FlagDUDE08 said:
Good points. I, for one, certainly do not want to see your program fold.
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Everyone who's worked to keep us alive is a-okay in my book, but RPI especially so: not only did they invite us to their tournament, they come here for a home series as well. I guess the engineering schools have to stick together... :)

GFM
 
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gfmorris said:
Everyone who's worked to keep us alive is a-okay in my book, but RPI especially so: not only did they invite us to their tournament, they come here for a home series as well. I guess the engineering schools have to stick together... :)

GFM
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Well, the ECAC non-Ivies are probably the best place to turn for NC games. While most of the other teams have 6-8 games available, we have 12.
 
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FlagDUDE08 said:
Wait a sec..... UAH has more games than AIC, and they're not even in an association?! BTW, I'm not counting the exhibitions against USNDT.
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The best AIC has to offer to a prospective buyer of a non-conference date is "We can show up with a full 18 players".

It's not a seller's market.

Edit to add: By extension, this should imply that UAH has more to offer to said buyers than this. Which is true.
 
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It seemed to be implied that the college hockey community DOES want to see AIC fold. Which may be true, but it would be sad if it is. Any team that folds hurts DI hockey's future.
 
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komey1 said:
It seemed to be implied that the college hockey community DOES want to see AIC fold. Which may be true, but it would be sad if it is. Any team that folds hurts DI hockey's future.
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That's not what I was implying at all. AIC has a conference, and, as such, can get an NCAA-qualifying number of games. UAH, without a conference, is afforded no such guarantees.

GFM
 
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Down to three plus one (since Cornell's isnt' "official" yet) - Holy Cross, Boston College, and Bentley. Princeton posted their schedule here.
 
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gfmorris said:
Everyone who's worked to keep us alive is a-okay in my book, but RPI especially so: not only did they invite us to their tournament, they come here for a home series as well. I guess the engineering schools have to stick together... :)

GFM
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I would love to have a series with you guys. Your team impressed us in your only visit up to RIT in our first year of DI.
 
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