Re: Northeastern Huskies Offseason (Discipline: let's find it)
I doubt they come back, I think Mike McMahon was just mentioning the remote possibility of their return. I wouldn't be surprised if the new hire talked to them and tried to get them to recommit. But again, at this point I'm not sure if we want them.
I agree with other posters in that this year depends on who we already have, and whether they can step up (and also if Saponari can play strong from the start). Haar was never going to come supposedly until the next year, and Gaudreau needed size anyway. If our new coach can hit the ground running, sign some promising talent for the next few years, I think we'll be able to remain on the right track.
Really, I see this upcoming season as being either really good, or really bad. If Quailer, Tuckerman, J. Daniels, and Vermeesch step it up we could be looking at 2 or 3 great offensive lines. On the other hand, we could still face stagnant production and a thin blue-line. Being the optimist, I'm hoping for the former, and think Northeastern could still make a run at a good record this year with what we have. Again, I'll reserve further judgement until I see who the coach is and what he can do with what's left with the offseason.
I doubt they come back, I think Mike McMahon was just mentioning the remote possibility of their return. I wouldn't be surprised if the new hire talked to them and tried to get them to recommit. But again, at this point I'm not sure if we want them.
I agree with other posters in that this year depends on who we already have, and whether they can step up (and also if Saponari can play strong from the start). Haar was never going to come supposedly until the next year, and Gaudreau needed size anyway. If our new coach can hit the ground running, sign some promising talent for the next few years, I think we'll be able to remain on the right track.
Really, I see this upcoming season as being either really good, or really bad. If Quailer, Tuckerman, J. Daniels, and Vermeesch step it up we could be looking at 2 or 3 great offensive lines. On the other hand, we could still face stagnant production and a thin blue-line. Being the optimist, I'm hoping for the former, and think Northeastern could still make a run at a good record this year with what we have. Again, I'll reserve further judgement until I see who the coach is and what he can do with what's left with the offseason.
Comment