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Sound of Hockey Episode 77 – The SPAMboni – Featuring Mike Snee of College Hockey Inc.

FULL DISCLOSURE – Sound of Hockey recorded this episode on Monday night, before the extra crazy and scary coronavirus news started hitting about leagues canceling, travel being banned, etc., so please take that into account when listening. That said, this is a good opportunity to mostly escape from the COVID19 talk, though it has to at least be briefly discussed.

On Episode 77, John, Andy, and Darren welcome Mike Snee, Executive Director of College Hockey Inc., to learn about his organization and talk all things college hockey. With Mike, the guys discuss such topics as what College Hockey Inc. does, the feasibility of adding additional Division I NCAA programs, and the famed Minnesota Moose SPAMboni.

Segments this week include (but are not limited to) Goalie Gear Corner, You Don’t See That Every Day, Let’s Get Quizzical, and  Weekly One-Timers.

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