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i have just recieved a letter and an email from the university of alabama ice hockey team...this is nuts. i have been playing inline for ten years but they insist that it wouldnt take long for me to get my bearings on ice...AHHHH!!!

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I don't think that ice skates use bearings....ba duh dum! :D. Thats sweet dude. Don't disregard it too quickly, it could be your ticket to an education. Congrats!

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That's very cool!  8-) Congratulations.

An ol' friend of mine played ice hockey and got into blading for exercise. He said the main difference was in the stopping differences between roller versus ice blades.

Give it a shot. It can't hurt.

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no--its not for a scholarship its a club team--UAH has a ncaa team but this is for the university of alabama-- www.bamahockey.org

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You should do fine. ;)

The only difference between Ice and Inline hockey is that Ice hurts more.

Of course, maybe this rule is just for me. I go really fast and dont know how to brake, so i have to run into someone before i stop. ;D ;D ;D

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Oh, man, I am so jealous!  I played club hockey in college too, but I actually had to pay for ice time since we weren't really a part of the school.  If you're lucky, though, you'll get to play in Madison Square Garden once a year...made it all worth while.

Kepp your stick on the ice!

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