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College Hockey Cannot Afford A Slip-up
by Paul on 09/23/05 at 01:04 PM ET
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For one shiny season in 2004-05, all of college hockey had the ice to itself, and the full attention of American hockey fans everywhere. Or did it? Contrary to what you might think, that ridiculous National Hockey League lockout that put the pro sport in the deep freeze for an entire year did little, if any, to help the college game. "I truly thought the lockout had a negative effect on our program, and on college hockey in general," said Ferris State coach Bob Daniels.
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