hurstfan87
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Re: Mercyhurst Lakers 2012/2013
Well they split last year but Mercyhurst should of swept
Well they split last year but Mercyhurst should of swept
Well they split last year but Mercyhurst should of swept
Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda but Didn't. Given recent exploits of MSU, this weekend's series has a lot more eyes on it, and could be significant for either team in the rankings.
Mercyhurst University 6 - 1 Lindenwood University
sog MU 70 - 22 LU
Hi there folks -- wonder if any of you could help answer my question from the Minnesota thread:
http://board.uscho.com/showthread.p...ey-2012-2013&p=5598598&viewfull=1#post5598598
You should be able to find your answer within the confines of BC. Two years ago the FF was in Erie, and BC with Stack and Schaus were in Erie. Check with the BC folk familiar with the travel itinerary that year. Failing that ask your buddies at BU. They were in the final in Erie and will gladly fill you in on the details.
P.S Fairly sure Wisco flew to Erie that year. (Even though I did see the Badger bus at the rink).
Hi there folks -- wonder if any of you could help answer my question from the Minnesota thread:
http://board.uscho.com/showthread.p...ey-2012-2013&p=5598598&viewfull=1#post5598598
over the past 4 years ALL games to Boston...Maine...Conn...Providence...etc have been flights for Mercyhurst usually to and from Pittsburgh.. 2 hour bus to/from Erie
I think TTT asked the question with the NCAA tournament in mind, for which air travel is governed by specific distance rules, and the cost paid for by the NCAA. The NCAA committee will often adjust the rankings/pairings in order to minimize air travel. This is documented in the championships guidelines. That why you will often see a WCHA intra conference match-up in the quarters.
What teams do on their own dime during the season is their choice. Team one of my D's plays on is on the east coast, and they bussed it to Erie when they played MC there a few years ago.