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RE: The NoDak Memorial College Hockey Start-Up Rumors Thread
(03-26-2024 12:21 PM)darkdragon99 Wrote:  Providence regional will draw well since its a hockey town.
Springfield will do ok but not as good as Providence.
Sioux Falls has junior hockey but no college hockey history.
Maryland Heights, MO is a big WTF. I bet people there dont even know Lindenwood has a college hockey team.

Springfield will be well attended. 3 of the 4 schools in it are very easy commutes and all have ~5000 (as sellout crowds) or more fans attend each game. The MassMutual center seats 6800, so it would be odd for it to not sell out.
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