wonder if the umass powers-that-be go and promote bazin to the flagship university?!?!?!?
Any updates on Hough and Campbell for next weekend? Are they done for the season?
According to the Hockey East quarter finals press release "Friday night's contest, slated for 7:30 p.m., will be shown nationwide on American Sports Network and on NESN in New England."
http://www.hockeyeastonline.com/men/pres1516/201603/mar6hea.php
Let's hope for a loud and full Tsongas. Hopefully some of the students stick around, spring break begins a week from tomorrow.
One has to assume that if Lowell makes it to the Garden, they're a lock for the NCAAs, right?
If Lowell gets swept this weekend and the next few bubble teams immediately below them all sweep, I don't think Lowell's falling lower than 14th. Considering that there's two conferences (AHA/WCHA) that have no teams in the top 16 and therefore their conference champions will be taking two spots, that would make Lowell the last team in going into conference championship weekend. That would be a pretty precarious position considering that a team that could be able overtake Lowell would still be playing and the Hawks would be watching at home.
Wow. I'd like to think that for this game, this much effort wouldn't be needed to fill the place.If I know UML, they'll be flooding the region with discount coupons and other deals. Two that I know of for example are $16 dollar alumni tickets for each night, up to four for each game I believe including a pregame reception in the Talon Club each night (link here). You have to order by March 10 but if you're an alum and have friends who want to go, save $5 a ticket and go this route.
The other is a student deal. In addition to UML students being free, if they bring a friend who is a student at another college and shows their college ID, they're free too.
There's also a free souvenir cup giveaway to the first 3,000 fans on Friday night.
Wow. I'd like to think that for this game, this much effort wouldn't be needed to fill the place.
Anything to help bring people in. The attendance for the first round games was ... abysmal (to put it mildly).Wow. I'd like to think that for this game, this much effort wouldn't be needed to fill the place.
Anything to help bring people in. The attendance for the first round games was ... abysmal (to put it mildly).
MC: 2,188, 2,210 and 2,589 (Game 3 was a sellout)
UConn: 4,045 and 4,572
NU: 1,190 and 1,391 (for a team that's played great hockey the second half, this is pathetic)
BU: 1,752 and 1,917
BU's break actually began Friday night so that would have something to do with their attendance being down.
This in addition to the games not being part of the season ticket package as they historically have been. Season ticket holders had to go onto their online account, buy the tickets, and print them out as opposed to paying for them in August and having it on the same sheet as the rest of the season.