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CCHA Quarterfinals: Miami hosts Ohio St

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Miami fans i need some help with parking this weekend. The only time i visited the new goggin i parked outside the buliding on the street are those still ok to use? if not where can i park?
 
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klbaum1077 said:
Miami fans i need some help with parking this weekend. The only time i visited the new goggin i parked outside the buliding on the street are those still ok to use? if not where can i park?
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You can still park on the street if you can find a spot, which shouldn't be too hard since most students are out of town on break, or there is a parking garage right behind the Goggin. As I have about a 5 minute walk to the arena I don't have the slightest idea what they charge but it probably isn't that bad.
 
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MUhawks628 said:
You can still park on the street if you can find a spot, which shouldn't be too hard since most students are out of town on break, or there is a parking garage right behind the Goggin. As I have about a 5 minute walk to the arena I don't have the slightest idea what they charge but it probably isn't that bad.
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Never parked there but I think its $5.

Just find a metered spot and youre set. Not sure if the MUPD gestapo are ticketing the blue permit spots (by the dorms) when students are out, but given how money hungry they are at parking tickets, I'd say yes.
 
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Blackhawk56 said:
redhawkman, I don't know about you, but of all the fun I've ever had in my life, I don't remember any of it involving excessive use of the "SHIFT" key.
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Its official, my favorite poster.

And negative I avoid excessive use of the shift key at all cost.
 
Re: CCHA Quarterfinals: Miami hosts Ohio St

klbaum1077 said:
Miami fans i need some help with parking this weekend. The only time i visited the new goggin i parked outside the buliding on the street are those still ok to use? if not where can i park?
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Yea you can park for free on the street, but I would recommend getting there early to try and stalk the street to find a spot lol. There is a youth tournament going on so you could find a spot out front. Otherwise its $5 in the garage to park.
 
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MUhawks628 said:
You can still park on the street if you can find a spot, which shouldn't be too hard since most students are out of town on break, or there is a parking garage right behind the Goggin. As I have about a 5 minute walk to the arena I don't have the slightest idea what they charge but it probably isn't that bad.
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There is a youth hockey tournament in town this weekend so parking on the street will be harder than you think. However if you parking stalk properly you can find a place.
 
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I hear that Goggin, when the kids are there, is as good a college atmosphere as it gets. I wish I could get down there for Sat's game.
 
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I'm only asking this cause I haven't a clue. Do the Buckeyes have any kind of a chance against Miami?
 
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tangledupinblue said:
I'm only asking this cause I haven't a clue. Do the Buckeyes have any kind of a chance against Miami?
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Well I mean every team has a chance against anyone on any given night, so in that sense yes they do. But logically Miami is superior in all areas of the game so Miami should win this series.
 
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redhawkman10 said:
lol really? You want to compare academic institutions??? Havard of the west need I remind you. :D
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Maybe tOSU just needs to lower its academic standards to compete in this series?

(recent data)
Undergraduate admissions to Ohio State are classified as “more selective” by US News & World Report and The Princeton Review and according to the data are the most selective for any public university in Ohio. The 2007 freshman class had an acceptance rate of 52%, and the enrolled freshman class had the following composition: students graduating in the top 10% of their high school class (57%); the top 25% of their high school class (91%); the top 50% of their high school class (99%). 27% of the freshman class scored in the top 3% of the SAT or ACT, while 72% scored in the top 15%. The middle 50% range of ACT scores for the enrolled class was 26-30, with an average ACT score of 27. Of the 6,122 members of the 2006 freshman class, 290 had been named valedictorian of their high school's graduating class.[38] Ohio State’s freshman class has admitted over 100 National Merit Scholars for nine of the last ten years.
 
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pinch said:
Maybe tOSU just needs to lower its academic standards to compete in this series?

(recent data)
Undergraduate admissions to Ohio State are classified as “more selective” by US News & World Report and The Princeton Review and according to the data are the most selective for any public university in Ohio. The 2007 freshman class had an acceptance rate of 52%, and the enrolled freshman class had the following composition: students graduating in the top 10% of their high school class (57%); the top 25% of their high school class (91%); the top 50% of their high school class (99%). 27% of the freshman class scored in the top 3% of the SAT or ACT, while 72% scored in the top 15%. The middle 50% range of ACT scores for the enrolled class was 26-30, with an average ACT score of 27. Of the 6,122 members of the 2006 freshman class, 290 had been named valedictorian of their high school's graduating class.[38] Ohio State’s freshman class has admitted over 100 National Merit Scholars for nine of the last ten years.
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It's all a moot point. You don't have Miami girls. ;)
 
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