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All above are true and possible. I do think the 1st people interviewed by investagators would've been the officials on the ice. They're the ones responsible for the game and watching things the fans are not. I have not looked to find a scoresheet online, but I see a lot of you are good at finding this info. Was there a penalty? ie...were they calling a match for kicking? did the linesman see his skate get clipped coming across the blueline while watching for the offsides? They had to suspend the game and call a supervisor and report what they saw. Is Petgrave going to be in the lineup for the next game? What did the league do after their review of the incident? There is also better video over there in the arena than we have access too. After this, the investigators are going to go to players and anyone esle who may have info and look up his history, which 100% matters if they are going to build a case against him. The invstigators will know what the deal was once they do all this and interview Petgrave himself.

Better game times, more press coverage, etc. There's likely no evidence that was EVER the case, but I was told that by someone who worked for PIHL a few years ago. And yes, not taking into account graduating classes from the year before is an issue (I've been there, believe me). This is where school enrollment, program enrollment, and 5-10 year history should be taken into consideration like Rewster said above. It would provide a good idea of how quickly a program can bounce back. The attitude of "there is no benefit of moving up, ever" though is why the classifications are sized the way they are currently.