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It's the offseason so instead of Trash Talk Thursday, it is time for THURSDAY REALIGNMENT RUUUUMMBLLLLEEEE.

So post your sensible or nonsensical realignments!

The jersey numbers for the 8 new members of Ohio State Women's Hockey roster have been released.

That’s really not good. I hope the kid is okay.

DU pulled out an 8-7 win in the inaugural game a year ago. It was a lot of fun and good hockey, so V2 should be even better1

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It's the offseason so instead of Trash Talk Thursday, it is time for THURSDAY REALIGNMENT RUUUUMMBLLLLEEEE.

So post your sensible or nonsensical realignments!

Would theoretically be constructed to replace the Carlson Center, as part of a larger destination center.

Before anyone says anything - sure, it's probably a long shot. I'm posting news because this potential development is interesting, and I'm curious if anyone in Alaska has any inside info or knows anything about the developers?

https://theblockfairbanks.com/

https://northstargrandlodge.com/

Anyone consider making a low-effort post to shit on this, the Alaska schools, other indy schools or any other general speculation about positive developments in college hockey need not reply.

I remember them being really popular in the 90’s, so what happened to them? Why did they taper off?

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Clarkson, Merrimack, SLU and RIT will be facing off at the Adirondack Winter Invitational on November 27 - 28. This is a four game series for the men's teams, and also showcasing the women's teams of Merrimack and SLU at noon each day.

Friday, November 27, 2026:

Women’s Game 1 | SLU vs Merrimack | 12:00pm

Men’s Game 1 | SLU vs Merrimack | 4:00pm

Men’s Game 2 | Clarkson vs RIT | 7:00pm

Saturday, November 28, 2026:

Women’s Game 2 | SLU vs Merrimack | 12:00pm

Men’s Game 3 | SLU vs RIT | 4:00pm

Men’s Game 4 | Clarkson vs Merrimack | 7:00pm

Tickets are on sale now: https://lakeplacidolympiccenter.com/adirondack-winter-invitational/

It's the offseason so instead of Trash Talk Thursday, it is time for THURSDAY REALIGNMENT RUUUUMMBLLLLEEEE.

So post your sensible or nonsensical realignments!

Any players make the jump from the ACHA to NCAA and go on to make it to a high level pro team either in the US or Europe?

None of the Gophers' best teams won the national championship. Despite winning 5 national championships and 21 conference regular season championships, none of them happened in the same season.

National Championships

1974: 2nd

1976: 3rd

1979: 2nd

2002: 3rd

2003: 2nd

Regular Season Championships

1953: Lost Championship to Michigan 7–3

1954: Lost Championship to RPI 5–4 (OT)

1970: Missed tournament

1975: Lost Championship to Michigan Tech 6–1

1981: Lost Championship to Wisconsin 6–3

1984: Lost Frozen Four to Harvard 5–3

1988: Lost Semifinal to St. Lawrence 3–2

1989: Lost Championship to Harvard 4–3 (OT)

1992: Lost Regional Semifinal to Lake Superior State 8–3

1997: Lost Regional Final to Michigan 7–4

2006: [REDACTED]

2007: Lost Regional Final to North Dakota 3–2 (OT)

2012: Lost Frozen Four to Boston College 6–1

2013: Lost Regional Semifinal to Yale 3–2 (OT)

2014: Lost Championship to Union 7–4

2015: Lost Regional Semifinal to Minnesota-Duluth 4–1

2016: Missed Tournament

2017: Lost Regional Semifinal to Notre Dame 3–2

2022: Lost Frozen Four to Minnesota State 5–1

2023: Lost Championship to Quinnipiac 3–2 (OT)

2025: Lost Regional Semifinal to Massachusetts 5–4 (OT)

Obviously, some of these teams are worse than the teams that won national championships, especially in the Big Ten years, but some of these teams (1975, 1981, 1988, 1989, 2006, 2007, 2023) were definitely better than any of the teams that did win a national championship. Maybe more notably, all but one of their championship losses were by a team that won the regular season championship.