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Date: | Thu, 20 Apr 1995 15:22:59 -0400 |
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> To put it another way, look at the ECAC. Surrounded by hockey hotbeds in
> Quebec, Eastern New England, New York/Long Island and Toronto, one would think
> the ECAC is in a prime location to develop hockey. It should be, but the 8
> teams in that area (6 in NY plus Vermont and Dartmouth) are in horrible
> spots. Can you guess which of those 8 teams is in the largest city?
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> Answer:
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> Union College in Schenectady (population 65,566). That's saying something,
> which is that the ECAC will have a rough time getting good coverage, TV
> or otherwise, until New York gets a mass influx of people upstate. I'm
> not holding my breath.
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Actually, New Haven, CT (home of Yale) is at least 130,000 people and the
metro-New Haven area is almost 1 million people.
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