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David Parter <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 25 Mar 2002 10:08:47 -0600
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> 3.  Campus sites for regional of 4 teams, three games, one advance.  Pluses:
> Good attendance (sell outs) at campus sites.  Minuses:  Big advantage for top
> seeds, upsets much less likely. (#4 vs #5 difference in seeds is huge).
> Campus venues may be small.  Rink size could influence seeding of hosts, not
> merit of team.  No advance notice of regional site.  Tickets impossible to
> get for traveling fans.

the way you do this is that the host site has to be qualified -- the
rink, hotel, travel, etc have to meet certain standards, established in
advance, and host schools still have to bid, and be accepted, and then
the top 4 bidders in the tournament get the regional. Women's basketball
worked this way for the first round (except it wasn't exactly
top-bidders) until a few years ago.

Schools with a small rink but a high likelyhood of getting to host can
bid a site other than their regular rink, if they want (and if it is
finanical sound).

traveling fans from schools in the regional get a ticket alottment just
like they do now. everyone locals and remote -- have a chance at all the
other tickets (don't include the regional in a season ticket package).

      --david

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