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General Category => Hockey => Topic started by: Tom Pasniewski 98 on April 08, 2003, 07:28:08 AM

Title: One Down, One To Go
Post by: Tom Pasniewski 98 on April 08, 2003, 07:28:08 AM
The national champion in college basketball and college hockey have never come from the same state in the same year.  Bring it home RED!
Title: Re: One Down, One To Go
Post by: Robert \'81 on April 08, 2003, 08:28:02 AM
Don't forget that St. Johns won the N.I.T.
Title: Re: One Down, One To Go
Post by: Greenberg on April 08, 2003, 11:47:49 AM
QuoteTom Pasniewski '98 wrote:

The national champion in college basketball and college hockey have never come from the same state in the same year.  Bring it home RED!

That's a great thought, but you obviously don't have the free time that I do:  Look up 1977.
Title: Re: One Down, One To Go
Post by: ugarte on April 08, 2003, 12:09:49 PM
QuoteGreenberg wrote:

QuoteTom Pasniewski '98 wrote:

The national champion in college basketball and college hockey have never come from the same state in the same year.  Bring it home RED!

That's a great thought, but you obviously don't have the free time that I do:  Look up 1977.
Wisconsin in hockey and the Cinderella Marquette team.  Good work.

Title: Re: One Down, One To Go
Post by: Tom Pasniewski 98 on April 08, 2003, 12:19:40 PM
I actually did do my research but for some reason, I thought Marquette University was in Michigan.  So, I'll revise the statement to say NIT winner, NCAA basketball champion and NCAA hockey champion.  Thanks for the correction.
Title: Re: One Down, One To Go
Post by: Scersk on April 08, 2003, 03:00:34 PM
Ah-hahaha, yes... Northern Michigan University is in Marquette, MI, so your confusion is, somewhat, excusable.  :-)
Title: Geographical Trivia
Post by: jtwcornell91 on April 09, 2003, 12:44:51 AM
Quick: name the three Division I hockey schools in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, and the cities in which they're located.

Here's another one (to which I don't know the answer offhand): how many Division I schools are above/below the 42nd parallel (the long part of the NY/Pennsylvania border)?

Title: Re: Geographical Trivia
Post by: Section A on April 09, 2003, 12:56:01 AM
Hmm, for the first one, is it....

Michigan Tech, Houghton, MI

Lake Superior, Sault Ste. Marie, MI

Northern Michigan, Marquette, MI

?
Title: Re: Geographical Trivia
Post by: jtwcornell91 on April 09, 2003, 01:36:06 AM
Yep, MTU, LSSU, and NMU it is.  For some reason the fact that there are three D1 programs in the UP gives me a giddy feeling about College Hockey.

Title: Re: Geographical Trivia
Post by: Jeff Hopkins \'82 on April 09, 2003, 08:28:51 AM
The answer to the second question is 18.  Formerly 20.

CCHA:  OSU, BGSU, Miami, Notre Dame, Nebraska-Omaha.

CHA:  Huntsville, Findlay, Air Force

ECAC:  Yale, Princeton, Brown

HEA:  Providence

MAAC:  Army, Quinnipiac, Sacred Heart, UConn, formerly Iona and Fairfield, but interestingly, NOT Mercyhurst.

WCHA:  CC, Denver.

JH
Title: Re: One Down, One To Go
Post by: Greenberg '97 on April 08, 2023, 10:59:48 PM
Quote from: Greenberg
QuoteTom Pasniewski '98 wrote:

The national champion in college basketball and college hockey have never come from the same state in the same year.  Bring it home RED!

That's a great thought, but you obviously don't have the free time that I do:  Look up 1977.

Just gonna bump my post from 20 years ago for no particular reason.
Title: Re: One Down, One To Go
Post by: French Rage on April 12, 2023, 12:55:28 AM
Well, did we do it?
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