On Sun, 31 Mar 1996, Nathan Boyle wrote:
 
> I ran down the list of Hobey Baker winners and "also rans," and tallied
> how many winners and nominations each has had.
>
> Minn.   3 winners       9 nominations
> MSU     1 winner        9 nominations
> Harvard 3 winners       7 nominations
> Minn.
> Duluth  3 winners       3 nominations
> BC      1 winner        7 nominations
> Maine   1 winner        7 nominations
> BGSU    2 winners       6 nominations
> North
> Dakota  1 winner        10 nominations
>
> NMU                     7 nominations
> North
> Eastern                 1 nomination
> Mankato                 1 nomination
> St. Thomas              1 nomination
> Merrimack               1 nomination
> Bowdoin                 2 nomination
> Clarkson                4 nominations
> Plattsburgh             1 nomination
> Denver                  3 nominations
> UMass L.                5 nominations
> Vermont                 4 nominations
> Wisc.                   4 nominations
> Notre Dame              1 nomination
> Yale                    2 nominations
> Providence              7 nomination
> BU                      7 nominations
> Babson                  2 nominations
> WMU                     3 nominations
> Bemidji                 1 nomination
> OSU                     1 nomination
> St.
> Anselm                  1 nomination
> RPI                     4 nominations
> UIC (wow!)              1 nomination
> Cornell                 1 nomination
> Colgate                 2 nominations
> St.
> Lawrence                3 nominations
> LSSU                    6 nominations
> Michigan                7 nominations
> Miami                   1 nomination
> UAF                     1 nomination
> MTU                     1 nomination
> CC                      2 nominations
>
 
I'm really impressed with Minn-Duluth's 3 for 3 (nominations to winners).
 
What is the story behind the D-2 and D-3 teams with players nomminated?
I never really thought about it, but I guess the Hobie is not limited to
strickly D-1 players, as the Hiesman is not limited to D-1A players
(Steve McNair opened a lot of eyes).  But were the D-2 and D-3 players from
the early 80's?  I don't remember any an non D-1 players as recently as 1991.
 
Just Wondering/Kevin
 
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