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Re: Small schools competing for Div I championships (was UML-Merrimack)
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"Klein, Steve" <[log in to unmask]>
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Klein, Steve
Date:
Thu, 16 Nov 1995 12:55:00 PST
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Long before Lake Superior State's success, Michigan Tech under the late John
MacInnes was the little school that could.
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Lake State's enrollment is 3,500 in a town of 16,000. We are a long ways
from anywhere (which is how most Yoopers like it)
The U.P. is a hockey hotbed and Laker hockey has obviously been
successful with 5 national championships (2 NAIA 1972 under Ron Mason  &
74 with Rick Comely; 3 NCAA). The Lakers were immediate hit with NAIA
runner-up finishes from '68 through '70.
Aren't several of the top hockey schools smaller (not many are public
however)  CC, etc.
 
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