CenterIceView @CenterIceView

College hockey information with emphasis on St. Cloud State University. CHN and NCHC Contributor. https://t.co/h4LY30TXjP centericeview.com Saint Cloud, MN Joined April 2009

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Giselle Velazquez @emptyrink

7 hours ago

Hello USHL, I see you are expanding to southern California and as a southern California based hockey writer/former sports tv media worker, I am asking any team to hire me for a job when available. Thank you.

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College Puck NXT @CollegePuckNXT

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NHL FACTORIES 🏒🏭 The NCAA programs that produced the most NHL players during the 2025-26 season🤩 (Transfers count for both schools. Minimum 1 NHL GP) 1. Boston College🦅 (28) T2. MichiganⓂ️, Boston University🅱️🐾(26) 4. Minnesota〽️ (22) 5. North Dakota🟢⚫️🪶 (17) 6. UMass🚩(16) T7. Denver🪓, Minnesota Duluth🐶 (14) T9. Northeastern🐾, St. Cloud State🐺🔴⚫️, Providence⚫️⚪️ (13) 11-20 👇🧵 Data source @collegehockey + thanks to @GopherGameNotes 🫡

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CenterIceView @CenterIceView

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St. Cloud State Adds Former Yale Head Coach Joe Howe as Assistant Coach centericeview.wordpress.com/2026/06/23/st-… via @CenterIceView

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Tom Mars @TomMarsLaw

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Filing a high-profile lawsuit against the NFL is a years-long process that would bankrupt all but the wealthiest people in the U.S. These four law firms that represent the NFL have a total of roughly 6,000 of the best and brightest lawyers in the country.

Tom Mars @TomMarsLaw

a day ago

Lawsuits are incredibly expensive. Yet Sorsby’s legal team seems ready to file lawsuits against well-heeled adversaries like a chicken lays eggs. Who’s paying the hundreds of thousands of dollars (or more) for these high-priced lawyers that almost no individual could afford?

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CenterIceView @CenterIceView

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@RachelMHerzog @DevilsMSGN First time I've been riveted to the NHL playoffs in years.

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@TomMarsLaw Legitimate question.

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@JonRothstein Wonderful. Let's add to the 40m civil suits that were filed last year.

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CenterIceView @CenterIceView

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@SchlossmanGF Moot Point. 🙂

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@PuckPreps @TheNCHC @DU_Hockey @UNDmhockey @SunDevilHockey @OmahaHKY @TommieMHockey @SCSUHuskies_MH @WMUHockey @UMDMensHockey Hmmmm. OK.

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College Sports Commission @theCSCommission

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Today, the CSC distributed a memo to all Division I institutions and conferences outlining information related to an updated enforcement policy, continued refinement of RoC model, and notice of consulting agreements between institutions and player agents: assets.tina.io/29b83311-e587-…

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CenterIceView @CenterIceView

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From College AD: The National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I Cabinet has unanimously approved a groundbreaking age-based eligibility model, marking a significant departure from the traditional system that granted student-athletes four seasons of competition within a five-year period regardless of age. Under the new framework, an athlete's eligibility clock will begin either upon initial full-time college enrollment or at the start of the academic year following their 19th birthday, whichever comes first. The model is set to take effect this summer, with recruits entering college in 2027 and beyond subject exclusively to the new age-based rules. To ease the transition, currently enrolled student-athletes who retain eligibility after the 2025–26 academic year may choose whichever system—the new age-based model or the existing eligibility rules—provides the greatest benefit. However, athletes who have exhausted their fourth season of eligibility by spring 2026 will not receive additional eligibility. The NCAA has also maintained a July 31 deadline for schools and conferences to submit eligibility waivers under existing rules. The new approach closely mirrors recommendations contained in an executive order issued by Donald Trump on April 3, signaling a broader shift toward age-based participation standards in collegiate athletics.

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NCAA News @NCAA_PR

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The Division I Cabinet has unanimously voted to approve the age-based eligibility model. Additional details to follow. The Cabinet’s decision is not final until its meeting concludes Wednesday.

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CenterIceView @CenterIceView

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SCSU has won three of the last four NCHC Postgraduate Scholarship Awards.

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St. Cloud State’s Josh Zinger Earns 2026 NCHC Postgraduate Scholarship nchchockey.com/news/2026/6/22…

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St. Cloud State’s Josh Zinger Earns 2026 NCHC Postgraduate Scholarship nchchockey.com/news/2026/6/22…

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St. Cloud State Adds Former Yale Head Coach Joe Howe as Assistant Coach centericeview.wordpress.com/2026/06/23/st-… via @CenterIceView

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Sports Business Journal @SBJ

2 days ago

Louisville athletics expects to run a record deficit of about $30 million in FY27, its fifth negative balance in eight years. The projected deficit is $18.8 million higher than the department’s $11.2 million deficit in FY26. Via @courierjournal | ow.ly/rRZb50ZfqOu

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2 days ago

@mnjohan @pensionspengar @Aktiepappa Acceptable 😀

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NIL 𝘯𝘰𝘵 NLI @NILnotNLI

2 days ago

Nearly EVERY major stakeholder who matters wants the Protect College Sports Act to pass. That is a FACT certain folks can't accept because back-channel grifting ain't easy these days.