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April 1, 2009
By Inside College Hockey

Bemidji State is the one and only school that has applied for membership in the WCHA - and while that may seem like at least they aren’t up against anyone else, it actually could hurt the Beavers’ chances.

April 1, 2009
By Inside College Hockey

We’re tempted to pass this off as real in the hopes that it may somehow come true, but don’t want anyone thinking they can slip an April Fool’s Joke past us.

March 20, 2009
By Inside College Hockey

One of INCH’s founders, Nate Ewell, has penned two recent pieces for the Washington Capitals’ web site to help local fans get ready for the arrival of the Frozen Four. The first, last week, was a look at two D.C. area natives who have helped put Northeastern in position to make a run, while today’s looks at former Capitals’ assistant coach Keith Allain and the work he has done at Yale.

March 19, 2009
By Inside College Hockey

Lots of good reads in advance of this weekend’s conference tournaments:

March 19, 2009
By Inside College Hockey

There are all sorts of new faces in this weekend’s Division III Frozen Four, including a Hobart roster that’s all over the map. Neumann’s team isn’t made up entirely of former Pembroke Lumber Kings, it just might seem that way. Out west, Gustavus Adolphus returns to the national semifinals for the first time in 27 years, and the journey to Lake Placid is sort of a trip home for Gusties goalie Matt Lopes.

March 19, 2009
By Inside College Hockey

As promised in the INCH Podcast, we’ve gathered some good women’s hockey stories heading into this weekend’s Frozen Four at BU:

March 18, 2009
By Inside College Hockey

The Globe and Mail, Canada’s national newspaper, has a compelling four-part series on the state of major junior hockey that’s a worthwhile read for NCAA fans. The fourth part of the series looks at the scholarship system in juniors, along with a sidebar featuring some pointed comments from Michigan’s Red Berenson.

March 18, 2009
By Mike Eidelbes

The Bowling Green hockey program, which appeared to be on life support in the face of university-wide budget cuts, will be back for at least the 2009-10 season. The Bowling Green Sentinel-Tribune’s Kevin Gordon has the latest on the Falcons’ program.

March 11, 2009
By Inside College Hockey

News items from around the nation:

March 6, 2009
By Mike Eidelbes

A few articles to keep you plugging through a Friday afternoon: