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Iwouldn't base what the Division II basketball drew as to how UND will
attend the Regional at the REA.
There were no teams from our area that made it to the Great 8 that was held
at the REA last weekend.
Second the World Junior did really well this season, as the Canadians were
here in full force, however, the USA games drew pretty well too averaging
6-9 thousand per game.
Eric Burton
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Subject: Re: WCHA
David Parter wrote:
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> If the WCHA or CCHA sponsored the regional, instead of a school, it
> would still be in the same arenas/cities (plus/minus one or two), with
> the same geographic realities: if it is in Michigan, it is a huge
> advantage to Michigan Teams, or peraps Notre Dame if they make the
> tournament and are sent there.
Not to go off on a tangent here, but I'd be pleasantly surprised if ND drew
well to a regional, considering the capacity and typical crowd size at the
JACC.
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