I'm understand this question has no bearing on anything important in either the world of college hockey or Brexit, but does anyone know if LakerDude is running the WCHA Pick 'Em again this year? I hadn't seen anything yet.
I saw this question in the MTU vs. Duluth weekly thread, and wanted to post my response here as well:
I will not be running the WCHA pick-em this season. I am doing a NCAA pick em which will feature 15 random games spread throughout the conferences each week. The first week of games to pick for NCAA pick-em will be October 8-9. The link to that thread is: http://board.uscho.com/showthread.ph...k-em-2016-2017.
I figured trying to run a WCHA pick-em thread on top of the NCAA one would be to much. Anyone interested in running the WCHA pick-em thread is more than welcome to.
I have a spreadsheet set up to keep track of scoring, so I could modify it for this season and share it with someone if they are interested in running the WCHA pick-em thread.
If Huntsville beats Ferris even one game, they will be serving notice on the rest of the league. Good luck to all and I hope the attendance goes way up for everyone.
I just checked the WCHA standings page on the website. They have Huntsville in first place.![]()
But you have to admit, at that point, UAH was happy just to be in some kind of standings after their years of independance.Three years ago, it was "First in the alphabet, last in the standings."
GFM
But you have to admit, at that point, UAH was happy just to be in some kind of standings after their years of independance.
Why is Ferris opening with league games and not even an exhibition, nor a scrimmage? I guess UAH could be considered scrimmage material, but it still doesn't make much sense.
Tech is opening w/o an exhibition nor scrimmage this year, too, and they're opening at UMD, an even tougher opponent. What are thinking?
Why is Ferris opening with league games and not even an exhibition, nor a scrimmage? I guess UAH could be considered scrimmage material, but it still doesn't make much sense.
Tech is opening w/o an exhibition nor scrimmage this year, too, and they're opening at UMD, an even tougher opponent. What are thinking?
Why is Ferris opening with league games and not even an exhibition, nor a scrimmage? I guess UAH could be considered scrimmage material, but it still doesn't make much sense.
Tech is opening w/o an exhibition nor scrimmage this year, too, and they're opening at UMD, an even tougher opponent. What are thinking?
They're both thinking that since they aren't fully committed financially to playing division 1 hockey that they'll save money in any way they can. Not playing exhibitions = an extra buck three eighty in the bank.
Man that guy's hair !
Ferris/UAH got moved because of playoff related schedule compacting. Michigan Tech has 38 games on the schedule this year, including 24 by the time they finish the GLI. They play 24 games away from home and 14 at home. They have 10 games in October. Where would you like them to squeeze in an exhibition game? Yeah, they should have turned down the contract with Duluth to play Laurentian. Brilliant.