Re: UNH Wildcats 2010 off-season thread
That was my point. The ADs decision to move the band didn't come out of those focus groups. It had been given a trial run the previous year during the HEA quarterfinals. And Svanoe was the director at that time.
I remember Dot specifically saying that the compromise was that in the 1 Maine game years it would only be Dartmouth.
Our argument was that, especially against Maine, we give up HUGE home ice advantage.
The ADs argument was that they wanted to give more people an opportunity to see not only UNH, but specifically the Maine game, where tickets are almost always scarce. Thus, the compromise in having one at the Whitt, and one at the Verizon.
Actually, I think it was more because we didn't like the band back then (if Casey was leading them, she hadn't been for long).
That was my point. The ADs decision to move the band didn't come out of those focus groups. It had been given a trial run the previous year during the HEA quarterfinals. And Svanoe was the director at that time.
I thought it was that UNH would have two games (Riverstone and a HEA game) in Manch only when UNH was hosting the NCAAs there. It happens to fall on the years we play Maine twice at home, but I hope to everything holy that they don't really intend to have a Maine game there every other year.
I remember Dot specifically saying that the compromise was that in the 1 Maine game years it would only be Dartmouth.
Our argument was that, especially against Maine, we give up HUGE home ice advantage.
The ADs argument was that they wanted to give more people an opportunity to see not only UNH, but specifically the Maine game, where tickets are almost always scarce. Thus, the compromise in having one at the Whitt, and one at the Verizon.