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2010-11 Schedules

Re: 2010-11 Schedules

mar7967 said:
With the addition of Robert Morris and Niagara, AHA is going to 27 conference games and 7 OOC games. No idea how they are scheduling the conference yet (It will be 3 games against 5 teams, 2 against the other 6, but it is unclear how they are splitting it. If they go east/west, the western teams [AF, Mercyhurst, Niagara, Robert Morris, Canisius, RIT] are generally stronger than the east so that may not be the best method)
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Sigh... seriously? I suppose the best way is to do it by division... going to make for some weird travel I have to imagine.
 
Re: 2010-11 Schedules

Patman said:
Sigh... seriously? I suppose the best way is to do it by division... going to make for some weird travel I have to imagine.
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Lots of home and homes, especially if RMU is involved. Schooley loves 'em, and isn't ashamed to admit it. :)
 
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Spydey629 said:
That's exactly how they are doing it.

27 games, broken down into geographic "pods". The West Pod is exactly as you have it outlined. 2 games at one barn, 1 game at the other. Not sure how the mix will end up (8 home, 7 away?) Then rotating thru the other pod for a home or away every year.

One set of standings. Playoffs still TBA, as far as I know.
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Mr. Tunes,you are hereby nominated to create the RMU 10-11 thread. ;)
 
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TENTATIVE 2010-2011 BROWN UNIVERSITY HOCKEY SCHEDULE

October
29 Friday at Yale (Ivy Showcase Tournament - New Haven, CT) 7:00pm
30 Saturday vs. Dartmouth or Princeton (Ivy Showcase Tournament - New Haven, CT) 4:00pm

November
5 Friday QUINNIPIAC 7:00pm
6 Saturday PRINCETON 7:00pm
19 Friday at Colgate 7:00pm
20 Saturday at Cornell 7:00pm
23 Tuesday at New Hampshire 7:00pm
27 Saturday at Boston University 7:00pm

December
3 Friday UNION 7:00pm
4 Saturday RENSSELAER 4:00pm
7 Tuesday PROVIDENCE COLLEGE (25th annual Mayor’s Cup Game) 7:00pm

January
1 Friday at Notre Dame (Shillelagh Tournament - Hoffman Estates, IL) TBA
2 Saturday vs. Boston University or Mankato State (Shillelagh Tournament - Hoffman Estates, IL) TBA
7 Friday at Harvard 7:00pm
8 Saturday at Dartmouth 7:00pm
15 Saturday at Yale 4:00pm
16 Sunday YALE 4:00pm
21 Friday ST. LAWRENCE 7:00pm
22 Saturday CLARKSON 4:00pm
28 Friday at Rensselaer 7:00pm
29 Saturday at Union 7:00pm

February
4 Friday DARTMOUTH 7:00pm
5 Saturday HARVARD 7:00pm
11 Friday at Clarkson 7:00pm
12 Saturday at St. Lawrence 7:00pm
18 Friday at Princeton 7:00pm
19 Saturday at Quinnipiac 7:00pm
25 Friday CORNELL 7:00pm
26 Saturday COLGATE 7:00pm
 
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bruno said:
TENTATIVE 2010-2011 BROWN UNIVERSITY HOCKEY SCHEDULE
January
1 Friday at Notre Dame (Shillelagh Tournament - Hoffman Estates, IL) TBA
2 Saturday vs. Boston University or Mankato State (Shillelagh Tournament - Hoffman Estates, IL) TBA
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This is a Sat and Sun, not Fri and Sat. ;)
 
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WildShawn said:
Any idea on what UNH's schedule is shaping up to look like next year?
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Just got the tentative (as of 3/31) schedule yesterday. UNH starts the season with 6 of their first 7 on the road, and finishes the season with 5 of their last 7 on the road. Let's hope for a quick start and/or strong finish.

Highlights are two games at Miami, a home game vs. Michigan, and UNH's first trip Cornell since the early '70's. All this in the month of October. The other good news is that the only game scheduled for the Verizon is Dartmouth. So much for the need to prove to the NCAA that UNH can fill a big arena. After the attendance debacle this year, I don't think that they care anymore.

Other OOC games are Brown (the return of assistant coach Mark White to UNH) and St. Lawrence the first Sunday of the new year (undoubtedly an ESPNU game. Can't wait to see Barry Melrose!)

10/2, Saturday vs. New Brunswick (ex)
10/8, Friday at Miami
10/9, Saturday at Miami
10/16, Saturday vs. Michigan
10/22, Friday at Northeastern
10/29, Friday at Cornell
11/5, Friday at Boston College
11/6, Saturday at UMass-Lowell
11/12, Friday vs. UMass
11/13, Saturday vs. UMass
11/19 Friday at Boston University
11/20, Saturday vs. Boston University
11/23, Tuesday vs. Brown
11/27, Saturday vs. Merrimack
12/3, Friday at UMass-Lowell
12/5, Sunday vs. Vermont
12/10, Friday at Maine
1/2, Sunday vs. St. Lawrence
1/7, Friday vs. UMass-Lowell
1/8, Saturday at UMass
1/15, Saturday vs. Dartmouth @ Manchester
1/21, Friday vs. Providence
1/22, Saturday vs. Boston University
1/28, Friday at Providence
1/29, Saturday vs. Providence
2/4, Friday vs. Maine
2/5, Saturday vs. Maine
2/11, Friday vs. Merrimack
2/12, Saturday at Merrimack
2/18, Friday at Vermont
2/19, Saturday at Vermont
2/25, Friday vs. Northeastern
2/26, Saturday at Northeastern
3/5, Friday at Boston College
3/6, Saturday vs. Boston College
 
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Re: 2010-11 Schedules

WildShawn said:
have any of your teams even seen the NCAA tournament in the last 3 years?
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Yes in fact, we made it this season...and We've also WON a NATIONAL TITLE in our existence. Keep hanging your "Thanks for playing" banners.
 
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