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In a message dated 1/4/99 1:30:34 PM, [log in to unmask] writes:
<< o Notre Dame. Blown out the first night by North Dakota, storms back the
following night to win 4-3. They've won some good games this year and are
definitely a team on the rise... but playing in the CCHA, will they ever
pose a consistent, serious threat?
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With the CCHA dominating the NCAAs in the 1990's, I don't understand why the
pseudo slam on Notre Dame?
Notre Dame has slowly risen up the ranks through the CCHA to be a contender
this year. Along with OSU and even FSU, the CCHA title is up for grabs this
year.
With the CCHA sending two teams to the Final Four Last year (MICH and OSU), I
feel the CCHA is not a league to take for granted.
Happy New Year
Jerry
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