Deron, I will retract somewhat the idea that UNH "capitalized" on power play opportunities in the game against Maine, given the stats. However, Maine did not keep up with UNH when at even strength. UNH is a deeper team, more talented up front and had better goaltending. Certainly a recipe for dominance, which is what happened. The tables have turned. Enough said. As for the future of the Governors Cup, it is my opinion that it will not last after the next two years. UNH is hosting in 1997 and Lowell is scheduled to host in 1998. I know that UNH would rather get some western teams in here rather than play the same teams that they always play. There is some talk of a tournament where UVM and UNH would alternate as hosts and bring in a team from the WCHA and one from the CCHA, kind of like the Badger Showdown or the Mariucci. As a fan, this format would be much more interesting. Greg(not Karen) Ambrose, UNH '72 Go Blue HOCKEY-L is for discussion of college ice hockey; send information to [log in to unmask], The College Hockey Information List.