Nope, the Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA) is holding what I believe will be their final championship tournament this weekend at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit - and it's a darned good brand of hockey to witness. Good college hockey has a ton of energy and enthusiasm with nary a fight to be seen. Diehard Blue Jackets fans will find it a surprisingly fun type of hockey.
Even better for the homers, both perennial power Miami (OH) and the tournament's Cinderella team, Bowling Green, have made it to the final four. Oh yeah, Fox Sports Ohio has announced that they will be covering the semifinal and final rounds!
Here are the relevant excerpts from the FSO press release on the topic - helpful stuff so you know where to look on your "dial":
Friday, March 16
- CCHA Hockey: Miami (OH) vs. Western Michigan – 4:30pm
- This game will be made available for providers to carry on the alternate channel. Click here to find your alternate channel: www.foxsportsohio.com/pages/channelfinder and check that channel to see if your provider is able to pick it up.
- We’re working with satellite providers to see if they can provide us an alternate channel for the game. Check www.foxsportsohio.com/pages/programming_notes/ for updates.
- CCHA Hockey: Bowling Green vs. Michigan – 8pm
- This game will be on the main cable channel in all viewing areas other than Cleveland & Youngstown.
- For viewers in Cleveland & Youngstown, the game will be made available for providers to carry on the alternate channel. Click here to find your alternate channel: www.foxsportsohio.com/pages/channelfinder and check that channel to see if your provider is able to pick it up.
- The game will be on FSCincinnati on Direct TV, Dish Network, and AT&T.
Saturday, March 17Enjoy the CCHA tournament...and then get back to the Blue Jackets at 10PM on Saturday against (gulp) Vancouver!
- CCHA Hockey: Mason Cup Championship – 7:30pm
- This game will be on the main cable channel in Youngstown, Erie, Wheeling, Steubenville, Bowling Green KY, Evansville, Indianapolis, Terre Haute and Fort Wayne areas.
- For viewers outside those designated areas, the game will be made available for providers to carry on the alternate channel. Click here to find your alternate channel: www.foxsportsohio.com/pages/channelfinder and check that channel to see if your provider is able to pick it up.
- We’re working with satellite providers to see if they can provide us an alternate channel for the game. Check www.foxsportsohio.com/pages/programming_notes/ for updates.
2013-14 is the year that the new conferences start (big Ten and NCHC)
ReplyDeleteThere you go. Thanks!
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