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RE: The Next Realignment Effect on the Horizon League
(04-04-2017 02:58 PM)NoDak Wrote:  If the Horizon wants both Denver and Omaha, might they attempt a takeover of the NCHC? Oakland, Wright St, Milwaukee, and Green Bay are prime schools that could add the sport. Ill St has a downtown arena and it's been rumored to be adding it. Ill-Chi could read it.

If Denver/NMSU and Omaha/UND get added, that will effectively put hockey under a Horizon banner.

Milwaukee, Wright State and Green Bay are schools that are a little short on the funds to provide Hockey.
04-04-2017 03:01 PM
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