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The Hockey House Episode 5: Indiana | Christian Schurmann-Colicchio

2020-10-15

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With the ACHA back and running the boys recap a couple of games and take a look at the upcoming schedule. Murph brings addresses the situation with St. Norbert's ACHA team who has started a petition to save their team. The boys then welcome on Indiana hockey legend Christian Schurmann-Colicchio, or Schurms as the boys call him. Schurms talks about his path to Indiana and how he chose the ACHA route over playing Division III. Schurms then talked about his time at IU before diving into how he got his pro hockey career started. The boys end the episode talking about a former Indiana coach who went on to have a pretty disappointing coaching career in the Fed.