Having obtained a copy of the "College Hockey Directory and Yearbook" for the 1994-95 season, I agree with Bob Jefferson's assessment that this publication could easily replace Tom Keegan's "College Hockey Guide" as the authoritative reference manual for college hockey. Although the timeliness of the publication was a problem this season (as Bob noted), this guide seems to take Keegan's publication a step further. It is on 8-1/2x11 paper, which immediately makes it more user-friendly because of the larger print and better layout possibilities--much like the directories the NHL and CCHA produce each season. It also includes interesting information such as geographical and positional breakdowns. Another plus is the relative dearth of ads (I'm not sure if this was by design). Instead, there are more pictures of players and coaches. As with Keegan's guide, the CHD&Y includes info on just about every college hockey team in the country. For some teams, there was more; for others, less. Nevertheless, if the production schedule is improved this year, I see no reason why this directory can't supplant Keegan's as the best source of information for college hockey devotees. --Mike J. (Princeton '92) ******************************************************** "Do you do this to someone at every game?" --The Guy in Section 39, Row 5, Seat 2 at Fenway, not believing that I'd seen his seat number flashed on the scoreboard to win breakfast for four at Bickford's (He really did win.) ********************************************************