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Dean Barker <[log in to unmask]>
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Dean Barker <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 13 Oct 1994 11:00:26 -0500
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> This not about college hockey per say but is of genral hockey intrest.
>
> Last night ESPN 2  showed the IHL game between Atlanta and Minnesota.  In
> the game they used a "fire puck".  This puck was equiped with special
> refelective tape that made it glow on TV but appeared normal to those in
> the stands.  The purpose of it was to make the game more telengenic
> because the puck will be easier to see.  I personally found little
> difference in my abilty to follow the puck.  I was wondering if anybody
> else saw the game and what they thaught of the puck and if college hockey
> should try something like this for the games that are shown on TV.
 
I liked it, I found it much easier to follow the action. I'm wondering
though what the goalies thought of it, being that the game ended 7-6,
and the Moose had only scored 1 goal/game preceding this one.
 
What I found disappointing about the game is seeing that the St. Paul
Civic Center removed those cool clear boards and replaced them with
the more popular white ones. This way they could add advertising to
the walls....yuck.
 
-Dean
 
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