Just upset the premier program of College Hockey.
You'd think our friends down the street would be eager and willing...Ok I'll start with it was an exhibition.
With that out of the way.
This is still an absolutely massive upset.
Denver is ranked #5 in the country this year. Won it all last season.
What a win for the boys. I really hope somebody steps up and helps fund their move to D1.
You'd think our friends down the street would be eager and willing...
The Knights have already spent millions to help out the UNLV hockey program including use of all of their facilities.Maybe.
I think if Foley is going to spend big money on supporting a University it would be West Point.
Not really. It'll spike interest temporarily but it's not easy to follow, watch, etc.Could we get a UNLV hockey sub forum? Would there be enough interest?
Could we get a UNLV hockey sub forum? Would there be enough interest?
Not really. It'll spike interest temporarily but it's not easy to follow, watch, etc.
The Knights have already spent millions to help out the UNLV hockey program including use of all of their facilities.
all the games are on YouTube. Home games anyway. Here’s the site:Yeah really hard to find the games.
all the games are on YouTube. Home games anyway. Here’s the site:
UNLV Hockey
The official YouTube channel of the UNLV Skatin' Rebels. Stay tuned for game live streams, player interviews, and other features. #RebelHockeyyoutube.com
whatever the Howard vs UNLV (sorry for the reminder) line was and multiply that by a couple thousand and that would be the line. UNLV is just a club team playing a storied college hockey program that’s won multiple championships with multiple nhl draft picks."Do you believe in miracles".............It can happen especially in an exhibition game. I guarantee you after 2nd intermission when they came out for the 3rd period Denver wasn't treating it like an exhibition game. Did they even post a line? Can you imagine Moneyline +25000
Luck my ass. My REBELS are just too GOOD.
Even more context..
Now to be fair hockey has the most amount of 'luck' of the major sports. Harmless shot from 20 feet out catches a skate takes weird angle goes in. Your team dominates puck possession triples the opponents high danger chances and somehow you're down 1-0 or 2-0.
If UNLV played Denver 10 times they are probably losing 9 of them. This just happened to be the one. And it's pretty damn impressive regardless.
You can’t even get fullUNLv basketball games on YouTube. It’s pathetic.all the games are on YouTube. Home games anyway. Here’s the site:
UNLV Hockey
The official YouTube channel of the UNLV Skatin' Rebels. Stay tuned for game live streams, player interviews, and other features. #RebelHockeyyoutube.com
Even more context..
Now to be fair hockey has the most amount of 'luck' of the major sports. Harmless shot from 20 feet out catches a skate takes weird angle goes in. Your team dominates puck possession triples the opponents high danger chances and somehow you're down 1-0 or 2-0.
If UNLV played Denver 10 times they are losing 9 of them. This just happened to be the one. And it's pretty damn impressive regardless.
You can’t even get fullUNLv basketball games on YouTube. It’s pathetic.
$10 for kids, $15 for adults, not sure about rates for senior or if same as adults?In an era where families are priced out of the professional sports market, I can absolutely see unlv hockey taking off in Las Vegas. 10-15 bucks to watch college hockey? It’ll take off.
60 bucks to see the AHL team in Henderson?
Don't forget rodeo!We're a football and Hockey school now!
One thing I’ll say about Foley is he really has dropped the ball for supporting local hockey IMO. Does very little for youth hockey as far as funding and includes the rinks at t-mobile and Henderson rink as the required sheets of ice by the NHL. (Which the youth can’t really play at). The City of Henderson basically funded that who thing anyways. Yes him bringing the knights in sparked the youth hockey movement, but have been pretty disappointed by the lack of support especially with how this community has supported his team and made him millions.Ok I'll start with it was an exhibition.
With that out of the way.
This is still an absolutely massive upset.
Denver is ranked #5 in the country this year. Won it all last season.
What a win for the boys. I really hope somebody steps up and helps fund their move to D1.
I am guessing you haven't followed UNLV hockey much? Foley has been very involved and done a lot for UNLV hockey as well as local hockey.One thing I’ll say about Foley is he really has dropped the ball for supporting local hockey IMO. Does very little for youth hockey as far as funding and includes the rinks at t-mobile and Henderson rink as the required sheets of ice by the NHL. (Which the youth can’t really play at). The City of Henderson basically funded that who thing anyways. Yes him bringing the knights in sparked the youth hockey movement, but have been pretty disappointed by the lack of support especially with how this community has supported his team and made him millions.
He should be a huge advocate for UNLV hockey and fund raise to get them their own rink so they can get to D1. I’m assuming he doesn’t want competition either for the Silver Knights.
There’s an ECHL team in Tahoe. Unlikely to move.Move the Silver Knights to Reno (appropriate as the little brother) and support UNLV Hockey growth. Silver Knights would probably make more revenue up north.
Sr. full price.$10 for kids, $15 for adults, not sure about rates for senior or if same as adults?
He’s basically built one rink, CNA. The Water street rink the City of Henderson gave him that land and provided funding through the water street revival fund. Then the City of Henderson spent another $60 million towards the dollar loan center (lee’s currently). Then he took over Hylo where the Rebels used to play (so yes I’ve followed) to avoid having to build additional sheets of ice. Ice is a premium here in the valley that is constantly in use with hardly any availability .I am guessing you haven't followed UNLV hockey much? Foley has been very involved and done a lot for UNLV hockey as well as local hockey.