NCAA Hockey Discussion Thread Hockey

I know there used to be a (scarcely updated) thread on AP for discussing college hockey, so let's start one here. If you're a fan, who's your team? If you're new to college hockey, welcome!

Resources/Information

• College Hockey News
• USCHO (U.S. College Hockey Online)
• List of D1 Teams
• Differences in rules in NCAA vs. NHL

Recent News

• The 2016 Frozen Four is next weekend (April 7 & 9), featuring Quinnipiac vs. Boston College and North Dakota vs. Denver
• Oh the conferences, they are a'changin': Notre Dame is moving to the Big Ten in 2017-18 and Arizona State is "close" to a decision on which conference they will join.

Required Viewing

• General highlights/hype video
  
• University of Alaska Fairbanks 2009-2010 intro (aka the greatest arena video ever made)

 

Miami University graduate and fan here. Go RedHawks!

 

From MN but I'll root for whoever is playing the Gophers. The Big Ten realignment is an absolute god damn travesty and makes it much harder to follow.

Dad grew up in Marquette, MI and played for NMU so they'll always hold a place in my heart.

 

Cornell alum and going back in the fall; I've missed Lynah rink dearly. Harvard sucks.

 

Badgers have been trash lately but I do love them dearly.

 

WMU fan. Grew up in a suburb of Kalamazoo. Also enjoy Michigan State in their late 90's run when my brother lived in East Lansing (I now live in West Lansing, which is cool). Mike York, Shawn Horcoff, etc. Great teams back then.

 

Friar alum and Friar Fanatic. Had the pleasure of attending PC when Tim Army drove the program into the ground. Bought back in full time when Nate Leaman was hired, been a season ticket holder ever since. 2014-2015 is the greatest college hockey season ever and no one will ever convince me otherwise.

Grew up just outside New Haven and have been a Yale season ticket holder since I was about 8 when my dad first bought them. 2012-2013 was the second greatest college hockey season ever and no one will ever convince me otherwise.

 

Legit just bumping this to get it out of the midst of the archived threads for my organizational OCD.