Edited Sept. 19 to reflect changes made after the factMiami head hockey coachrevealed the RedHawks' 2019-20 schedule on Wednesday.Nineteen home dates are on the docket for MU's 19-20 campaign, starting with an Oct. 6 showdown against in-state rival Bowling Green. That starts a season-opening five-game home stand that sees the RedHawks host New Hampshire (Oct. 11-12) and Ferris State (Oct. 18-19) before finishing October with a brief trip to Colgate (Oct. 25-26).After taking on the USA National Team Development Program in a Nov. 1 exhibition, the Red & White begin their National Collegiate Hockey Conference Slate at North Dakota (Nov. 8-9). That series begins three-straight NCHC series as Miami hosts two-time defending national champion Minnesota Duluth (Nov. 15-16) before heading to Omaha (Nov. 22-23). MU finishes the month at UConn (Nov. 29-30) before wrapping up the first half of its schedule against defending NCHC regular season champion St. Cloud State (Dec. 6-7).After resuming play at Bowling Green on Dec. 30 and hosting a Jan. 3 exhibition with Guelph, the RedHawks dive into the rest of their NCHC schedule the rest of the way. January sees Miami head to Colorado College (Jan. 10-11) before hosting North Dakota (Jan. 17-18) and Denver (Jan. 24-25). A trip to St. Cloud State (Jan. 31-Feb. 1) is followed by a home series with Western Michigan (Feb. 14-15). After a bye week, the Red & White's final three series are at Denver (Feb. 21-22), home against Omaha (Feb. 28-29) and at Western Michigan (March 6-7).The postseason begins with a best-of-three NCHC Playoff series March 13-15, with the top four seeds hosting those series. The four teams that advance to the semifinals go to Minneapolis, Minn., for the Frozen Faceoff (March 20-21). NCAA Regionals are held March 27-29 with the Frozen Four taking place in Detroit on April 9 and 11.Fans can catch the excitement of all 19 home games with season ticket packages. Current season ticket holders have until 5 p.m. today to renew their seats for the 2019-20 campaign and can do so by clicking HERE or by calling the Miami Athletic Ticket Office at (513) 529-4295. Hockey fans looking to get season tickets can join the preferred waitlist by placing a per seat deposit HERE . Deposits can also be purchased by calling the ticket office. For those interested in learning more about hockey ticket packages, please fill out this FORM to be added to our interest list - a representative will contact you with more information.Miami has qualified for 12 NCAA Tournaments and two Frozen Fours in program history.