NCAA stuff

those mentals are up 3-0 over red

 

reds are done, bc is done, nd just gives up two and down 2-1 to the deluthians

 

Colin White working on deal w/ Ottawa. Should be in the fold shortly.

 

He doesn't even suck

 

North Dakota?s Poolman turns pro, signs with?Jets

Poolman, 23, was taken by Winnipeg in the fifth round (127th overall) at the ?13 draft.

 

https://greatestcollegehockeyteamofalltime.com/

 

Wow, what a tribute to awsomefuckingness!

 

ugly way to go out ND. Just ugly.

congrats to the 2 finalist.

 

this sight lists all of the ncaa recruits by conference. enjoy or fall asleep.
http://collegehockeyinc.com/commitments.php

 

great site to spend hours on. Been wasting work hours on that site for years.

 

supposed to be 72 degrees tomorrow, i need to scout off-site.

 

US brings the entire WJC staff back. This seems to be rare and I dont know why. When a team wins it why not bring back the same staff? Even if a team doeasnt win but plays well, why not bring back the same staff. In such a short tourney being able to cut through the getting to know you phase seems extremely valuable.

http://www.uscho.com/2017/04/21/st-...r-team-four-assistant-coaches-also-from-ncaa/

 

i was impressed with what steve miller has done at air force. rich, white fly-boys playing puck.

 

NCAA players who have signed professional contracts in the 2017 offseason with eligibility remaining:

Mason Mitchell F Alaska Anchorage So. Washington (NHL) 12-2-14 (31)
Kristofers Bindulis D Lake Superior State Fr. Washington (NHL) 1-11-12 (28)
Tage Thompson F Connecticut So. St. Louis (NHL) 19-13-32 (34)
Luc Snuggerud D Omaha Jr. Chicago (NHL) 11-20-31 (39)
Darren McCormick F Cortland Jr. Elmira (ECHL) 21-10-31 (25)
Sam Vigneault F Clarkson Jr. Columbus (NHL) 12-24-36 (39)
Mitch Hults F Lake Superior State So. Anaheim (NHL) 11-23-34 (36)
Wade Murphy F Arizona State RS-Jr. Manchester (ECHL) 9-11-20 (31)
Mark Friedman D Bowling Green Jr. Philadelphia (NHL) 8-18-26 (40)
Luke Kunin F Wisconsin So. Minnesota (NHL) 22-16-38 (35)
Chris Nell G Bowling Green Jr. NY Rangers (NHL) 17-14-2, 2.15, .916
Brock Boeser F North Dakota So. Vancouver (NHL) 16-18-34 (32)
Clayton Keller F Boston University Fr. Arizona (NHL) 21-24-45 (31)
Colin White F Boston College So. Binghamton (AHL) 16-17-33 (35)
Matt Roy D Michigan Tech Jr. Los Angeles (NHL) 5-21-26 (42)
Vince Pedrie D Penn State So. NY Rangers (NHL) 8-22-30 (39)
Matheson Iacopelli F Western Michigan So. Chicago (NHL) 20-16-36 (40)
Griffen Molino F Western Michigan So. Vancouver (NHL) 15-18-33 (40)
Jake Walman D Providence Jr. St. Louis (NHL) 7-18-25 (39)
Charlie McAvoy D Boston University So. Providence (AHL) 5-21-26 (38)
Spencer Foo F Union Jr. TBD NHL 26-36-62 (38)
Tyson Jost F North Dakota Fr. Colorado (NHL) 16-19-35 (33)
C.J. Smith F UMass Lowell Jr. Buffalo (NHL) 23-28-51 (41)
Tucker Poolman D North Dakota Jr. Winnipeg (NHL) 7-23-30 (38)
Angus Redmond G Michigan Tech Fr. Anaheim (NHL) 22-10-5, 1.85, .917
Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson F Boston University So. Boston (NHL) 14-19-33 (39)
Dennis Cholowski D St. Cloud State Fr. Detroit (NHL) 1-11-12 (36)
Ryan Collins D Minnesota Jr. Columbus (NHL) 3-6-9 (37)
William Lagesson D Massachusetts So. Edmonton (NHL) 2-6-8 (36)
Shane Starrett G Air Force So. Edmonton (NHL) 26-6-4, 1.99, .925
Hunter Miska G Minnesota Duluth Fr. Arizona (NHL) 27-5-5, 2.20, .920
Neal Pionk D Minnesota Duluth So. TBD NHL 7-27-34 (42)
Nick DeSimone D Union Jr. San Jose (NHL) 9-10-19 (38)

 

ya, and its gotta be tough to recruit to military schools. i see the youngest Starrett boy (G) just left AF for the pros......doesnt he have a military commitment to fulfill?

 

Thanks Matty. It looks like Buffalo is a winner here. (But of course I'm a biased ejit for the Sabres.). I do want to know why some names are in italics.

 

those are the good ones

*or at least the ones i know are good prospects

 

Why is Suck Foo not in italics?

 

Probably a reserve fly boy, one week a month and two weeks in the summer, burning high octane.

 

Typically, when you go to a military academy, you will have to do 2 years in active duty or sometimes the reserves. The US military academies decide on a case by case basis and they have probably become more flexible to the terms of those situations over the past few decades. David Robinson comes to mind when thinking about Academy athletes turning pro.