Placid certainly not flaccid

[PrezdeJohnson09]

Re: Placid certainly not flaccid

Looks like the combined championship only has one more hurdle to go before its 100% go for 2014 in Philadelphia.

http://www.uscho.com/2012/10/17/d-iii-council-backs-combined-mens-d-i-d-iii-finals-concept/

 

[NUProf]

Re: Placid certainly not flaccid

Boo!

 

[neumyer]

Re: Placid certainly not flaccid

Who is on the D3 Presidents Council? Is it just Presidents from hockey schools? If it is from all D3 schools, they will probably just rubber stamp it and will be a reality for 2014. Too bad!

 

[joecct]

Re: Placid certainly not flaccid

From all that I can gather, the Presidents Council is pretty much a rubber stamp. One can only hope that a NESCAC president stands up and demonstrates how bad an idea this is.

 

[norm1909]

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Current - Division III Men's Ice Hockey Committee

Brett Petersen - Head Coach - Gustavus Adolphus College - Term Expires: 09/01/14

Don W. Olson - AD - The College of St. Scholastica - Term Expires: 09/01/16

Joseph Sassi - ADM - Western New England University - Term Expires: 09/01/16

Michael McShane - Head Hockey Coach/Asst. Athletic Director - Norwich University - Term Expires: 09/01/13

 

[norm1909]

Re: Placid certainly not flaccid

Division III Presidents Council

Debra M. Townsley - President William Peace University - 11/30/12

Margaret L. Drugovich - President Hartwick College - 09/05/14

William N. Johnston - President and Chancellor Wesley College - 09/05/14

 

[NUProf]

Re: Placid certainly not flaccid

Division III Presidents Council

Debra M. Townsley - President William Peace University - 11/30/12

Margaret L. Drugovich - President Hartwick College - 09/05/14

William N. Johnston - President and Chancellor Wesley College - 09/05/14

Prepare the ink pad, and hope that this only happens once - The concept of putting the mens and women's semis and finals at the same site would be a much better plan - but seems to have no traction.

 

[joecct]

Re: Placid certainly not flaccid

Prepare the ink pad, and hope that this only happens once - The concept of putting the mens and women's semis and finals at the same site would be a much better plan - but seems to have no traction.

The NCAA D-I championships have not been announced for 2015 and on. Also, the 2014 regional sites have yet to be announced.

If they put the 2015 final in Minnesota and the 2016 final in Boston, there is a chance it stays. If the final goes to Kansas City - OMG.