On this episode, The Dan K Show and Ice Level team up to discuss two hot topics of the day. First, the news that Mercyhurst is eliminating their Men's D1 Hockey program leaves many to wonder which teams might be next. Second, The NAHL throws up a wall around its Tier 2 product, preventing players from non-sanctioned leagues from joining. What will the fallout be?

The NHL, CHL, NCAA, and junior leagues across North America are trying to adapt to the new landscape. Who is winning, and who is falling behind?

In this episode, the boys welcome Commissioner Neil Ravin of the Eastern Hockey League to discuss the recent All-Star series and the growth of junior hockey. They about the importance of player development, the challenges faced in the current hockey landscape, and highlight standout players. Neil shares insights on the operational aspects of the event and the commitment to player-first initiatives within the league.

NCAA rules changes see American Players flock to CHL in 25-26. 50+ USHL players leave for CHL including NHL picks and top Europeans.What might change for the OHL?

NCAA rules changes see American Players flock to CHL in 25-26. 50+ USHL players leave for CHL including NHL picks and top Europeans.What might change for the WHL?

NCAA Rules Changes see American Players flock to CHL in 25-26. 50+ USHL players leave for CHL including NHL picks and top Europeans. How is this affecting the QMJHL?

The Dan K Show and Hockey 101 release their first episode of the '25-'26 season. Last season we judged the early returns and laid out our predictions. This season we see the effects of the NCAA/CHL decision, and more importantly, the effects of the actions undertaken by the major governing bodies in response.

After a deep dive into the numbers from Part 1, Bob Turow and The Dan K Show provide some conclusions and some final thoughts before trying to figure out what comes next for NCAA and Junior Hockey

The boys reunite for a two-part episode to examine new data in depth, and find out if our predictions and warnings from November 2024 still hold up after the resolution of the NCAA-CHL decision.

The boys return, and as teams find themselves eliminated from the Frozen Four, players leave for the NHL and other NCAA teams. Get caught up on player movement with Hockey 101, and stay on top of the data at www.Dankshow.com