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State of Hockey-Colorado?

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AFHockeyFan

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Interesting that Colorado leads the tournament field with three teams this year (ahead of more traditional producers MI, NY and MA with 2 each) and joins Nebraska, North Dakota and Indiana as the only states to have all of their D1 teams qualify. Great year for the Centennial state!
 
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Re: State of Hockey-Colorado?

Even more interesting..."Colorado" College does not have a single player from Colorado on their roster! Hmmmmm
 
Re: State of Hockey-Colorado?

It is easy to have all your states' teams qualify when you only have one team.
 
Re: State of Hockey-Colorado?

Biddco said:
I was referring to North Dakota, Nebraska and Indiana.

Talk to me when you have more than 5 total Coloradans on all combined Colorado teams.
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DU has 7 Coloradoans on their roster. Only 1, Jon Cook, doesn't really play much.

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Re: State of Hockey-Colorado?

Nice :D

I assumed there was less.

Well good for Colorado. Will a team from Colorado win a game?
 
Re: State of Hockey-Colorado?

Gurtholfin said:
Not so much. Just one of the oldest, most tired talking points that gets tossed around on here.
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Well, it is interesting that other hockey programs have CO players on the roster, to include many outside of CO, yet CC recruits very poorly in-state. Either in-state recruiting is bad or in-state players choose to go elsewhere. What's your take?
 
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