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A week after doomsday, and the program hasn't folded yet. Time to focus on the final two years of the traditional WCHA.
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If he didn't know he's incompetent. If he is at fault as the other poster contends, and if indeed he went off on certain now gone WCHa members as is alleged, he is incompetent also, either way, he is not the guy for the future.I don't think McLeod could've prevented this, however I also believe that he did almost nothing to prevent it, and I suspect that he may have accelerated it.
Well if you are going to bring in all those CCHA teams, why not just rename the conference CHA with Western and Central divisions? NMU jumps to the Western division, UAH joins the Central division and everyone else just keeps on keeping on...
Ryan J
Well if you are going to bring in all those CCHA teams, why not just rename the conference CHA with Western and Central divisions? NMU jumps to the Western division, UAH joins the Central division and everyone else just keeps on keeping on...
Ryan J
I think you are yes. I think college hockey is too, because it is possible that schools like BGSU, etc, might keep hockey around if they can logically do so.. But there have been a number of hints of domino's. We'll see.Then are you are better off having 2 separate conferences to maximize the auto-bids but have a scheduling agreement too
They would be forced to do it, much like we forced you guys to join our shiny new conference. Try to keep up.Because it would be for the good of college hockey, not a selfish decision right?
But there have been a number of hints of domino's. We'll see.
That seems to be the ideal outcome in this one big honking cluster****. At least then you'll have stable leagues for everybody, a x number of non-conference games already figured out, but with room to accept a few paying gigs at other schools. and it would allow us to break up the alaska schools as well. in a 10 or 12 team league with both of them in it, somebody would have to play both of those schools up there the same season. Its either 2 long round trips, or one long trip with at least missing a week up there. Plus, having that extra autobid between the have-nots from the powers schools will just stick it to them come NCAA time.Then are you are better off having 2 separate conferences to maximize the auto-bids but have a scheduling agreement too
I just hope Tech brings my Lakers with you, wherever you go.
Personally, maybe Tech should take an even greater lead, and instead of worrying about Mankato and SCSU, perhaps a larger vision should be in place. Obviously, I believe NMU, Tech, and LSSU should all be one conference. I believe BSU should also be in that conference. Add two Alaska schools, and now the tables are turned -- SCSU and MSU-Mankato have to come to HOUGHTON to cut their deal, instead of Tech (as the leader of the UP schools) trying to fit an assortment of round pegs into square holes. I think the UP and Alaska schools hold a much better hand than they might realize. Instead of worrying about the bus trips the Minnesota schools have to take, I propose a scenario wherein the Minnesota schools are HAPPY to make those bus trips in the interest of their own survival. Why should the UP and Alaska schools be held hostage because two middling Minnesota programs are worried about bus time? Seriously.
Maybe Tech has a little more loyalty to conference members than the backstabbers that left?I just hope Tech brings my Lakers with you, wherever you go.
Personally, maybe Tech should take an even greater lead, and instead of worrying about Mankato and SCSU, perhaps a larger vision should be in place. Obviously, I believe NMU, Tech, and LSSU should all be one conference. I believe BSU should also be in that conference. Add two Alaska schools, and now the tables are turned -- SCSU and MSU-Mankato have to come to HOUGHTON to cut their deal, instead of Tech (as the leader of the UP schools) trying to fit an assortment of round pegs into square holes. I think the UP and Alaska schools hold a much better hand than they might realize. Instead of worrying about the bus trips the Minnesota schools have to take, I propose a scenario wherein the Minnesota schools are HAPPY to make those bus trips in the interest of their own survival. Why should the UP and Alaska schools be held hostage because two middling Minnesota programs are worried about bus time? Seriously.