I'm for playing at the HCC when the students aren't on campus, same as I feel for the basketball teams. My only caveat here is maybe play the teams that travel well at the HCC as well, like BC. The small size of Toscano kind of forces the occasional HCC game to maximize ticket sales.
I did last year.
Is there a key to getting a ticket? I sort of figured between students and season ticket holders there'd be no room for my sorry arse.
That would be great. The hard part will be my swiss cheese brain remembering. I better add it to some calendar.
The listed capacity and capacity factor for UConn are in error. They should have calculated a weighted average capacity before calculating a capacity factor.Kind of points out why a couple of well attended games at the XL Center can help move us up the list. I also think we need to play there so Connecticut hockey fans can get a chance to see the Huskies. It will help keep our profile high. The disadvantage of such a small home rink is it limits the number of folks who can see us in person.
We we 25th in the country last year with an average attendance larger than our on campus venue. (3,114) Full NCAA hockey attendance is linked below.
Men's Division I Hockey 2023-2024 Attendance | Statistics - College Hockey | USCHO.com
Statistics Mens and Womens College Hockey Scoring, Goals, Assists, Goaltending Leaders, Player Stats, Conferences Stats, Team Stats, Rosters, Statisticswww.uscho.com
I just went to the ticket site. Let's hope they sell all the seats but there will be some available for the public at some time during the proceedings. And tickets get returned and sold again.