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>And two of these cities, New York (Columbia) and Philly (Penn) have
>obvious choices.  Which brings up what is likely a conincidence:
>why is it that the two Ivy League schools without D1 hockey are
>also the two in the largest cities?
>
Both of these schools have club level hockey teams that are itching to get
something going.  Penn is the most missed D-1 hockey program, since
everyother sport they play they seem to kick ass at (save Lax where Brown &
Princeton presently rule).  Columbia on the other hand is cursed with a
rep. that seems to suggest that they do not care for sports.
 
Perhaps the Presidents of the Ivy Council should force this kiddies to get
it together and fund a D-1 program...but until then....
 
And as far as dying greyhounds go......its a far leap to place New Haven
and Providence in the same gene pool.  This Florida kid thinks PVD is just
fine, even after the walk down the graduation isle.
 
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