Mike Machnik writes: "Once again, I am extremely disappointed in the way in which the schedule was negotiated with a clear bias towards the CCHA." What I am wondering is where the television feeds come from. My recollection is that Prime Network is headquartered in Dallas, TX. Is it possible their feeds are coming from PASS and NESN television crews? If so, that could go a long way towards explaining the bias. PASS is headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan. For them, it is a much shorter trip to any of the CCHA schools than it is to travel to Minnesota or Colorado. In fact, when PASS used to carry a weekly CCHA game, they would never show a Michigan road game. Why travel somewhere farther away to show a road game when they could just go across town to show a game from Yost. In looking at the Prime schedule, I noticed that there were a few Michigan games - all home games. Perhaps NESN is centrally located for Hockey East teams and Prime does not have a strong working relationship with networks in the ECAC or WCHA areas. This does not mean I agree with the scheduling philosophy. I would like to see more of a variety of teams. In fact, as a CCHA fan, I would rather see as little of the CCHA on television as possible. I see plenty of all the in-conference teams in person. I would rather see more of the out-of-conference teams. Glenn Auerbach HOCKEY-L is for discussion of college ice hockey; send information to [log in to unmask], The College Hockey Information List.