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  • #46
    Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

    Originally posted by carltonbarrett View Post
    I was wondering the same thing as it would be somewhat surprising for such an elite player to commit to UNH on the spot, while on a recruiting trip to look at several schools, including BC and BU, (which quite frankly, with no disrespect to UNH, are a bit more prestigious/successful than UNH when it comes to hockey and the school in general) without even making those visits. Again, maybe it is the way it went down, but just seems a bit odd to me, especially when you hear him saying that playing for BC is a dream come true for him.
    They had another stud do that last summer, Eiserman.

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    • #47
      Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

      Originally posted by hockeydad2005 View Post
      I wonder if huddleston or scarrano where ever brought in on this, if so then more serious problems exist...As far as my spelling forgive me am typing from a phone.
      Originally posted by bomberhockey View Post
      Scarano yes, huddleston no.
      It makes sense that Coach Umile would first need to approach his boss, Athletic Director Scarano, to inform him of the difficulty John Gaudreau was having with the Admissions Office and to seek his advice and support. I assume it would then be up to Mr. Scarano to contact the Director of Admissions to try to work out a resolution.

      Coach Umile is not the only Hockey East coach who is not in a position to directly influence the Admissions Office on behalf of a recruit. Remember that in December 2010,, Coach Jerry York wanted to give a BC scholarship to Vinny Saponari but the BC Admissions Committee would not accept Saponari's transfer application.
      Last edited by C-H-C; 03-22-2012, 10:29 PM.
      The UNH Men's Hockey Blog

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      • #48
        Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

        Congratulations to Stevie Moses for signing with the Connecticut Whale of the AHL - an affiliate of the New York Rangers.
        The UNH Men's Hockey Blog

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        • #49
          Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

          Originally posted by C-H-C View Post
          Congratulations to Stevie Moses for signing with the Connecticut Whale of the AHL - an affiliate of the New York Rangers.
          He finally gets to play with Ryan Bourque!!
          Live Free or Die!!
          Miami University '03

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          • #50
            Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

            Originally posted by C-H-C View Post
            . My understanding is that John wanted to commit to UNH that day but the UNH Admissions Office would not even look at an application from him. To date, I have not heard an explanation for why the Admissions people would not review an application from Gaudreau.
            Do you have a source that makes you believe this is so?
            UNH Hockey: From "Why Not Us' to "Woe is Us"

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            • #51
              Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

              One period done in Denver's first round NCAA game. Laleggia's skating and hands are everything we were led to believe the past few years. It is still early to tell but it seems to me he still has a ways to go in terms of strong defense in his own end, not that it should be surprising with his age and size.

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              • #52
                Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

                Not usually one to worry about being taken seriously but at least a year ago, if not two, I had written that UNH was in trouble because of it's Admissions shmuck....while I've talked with some at UNH about this, it will only take a couple of seasons like this past one for Marty or Huddleston to take some action, since hockey is the only revenue bearing sport at UNH, they cannot afford to have ticket sales and sponsorship fall much more....without UNH hockey having good seasons to keep the money flowing, with the State House being of no help, why even have a State University? Ask for a budget of 81 million and get 49....please! I know, let's raise tuition!

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                • #53
                  Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

                  Only 7% of the UNH budget is now funded by the State of NH ....

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                  • #54
                    Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

                    Yikes -- no Poll points at all. So 30th at best. Ouch.

                    USCHO.com Division I Men's Poll
                    March 19, 2012

                    1 Boston College
                    2 Michigan
                    3 Union
                    4 North Dakota
                    5 Minnesota-Duluth
                    6 Minnesota
                    7 Miami
                    8 Boston University
                    9 Ferris State
                    10 Denver
                    11 Maine
                    12 Western Michigan
                    13 Massachusetts-Lowell
                    14 Cornell
                    15 Michigan State
                    16 Air Force
                    17 Merrimack
                    18 Harvard
                    19 Notre Dame
                    20 Northern Michigan

                    Others receiving votes: Colgate 35, St. Cloud State 16, Colorado College 10, Michigan Tech 10, Quinnipiac 9, Ohio State 7, Bowling Green 4, Niagara 3, Lake Superior 1



                    Read more: http://www.uscho.com/rankings/d-i-me...#ixzz1pzZ5zVLu

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                    • #55
                      Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

                      Originally posted by Felger View Post
                      Do you have a source that makes you believe this is so?
                      I do, by someone who was told directly by Lassonde what happened. It's no coincidence that two weeks later he was on his way to Denver

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                      • #56
                        Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

                        Originally posted by Felger View Post
                        Do you have a source that makes you believe this is so?
                        Yes.
                        The UNH Men's Hockey Blog

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                        • #57
                          Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

                          Congratulations to Damon Kipp for signing with the South Carolina Stingrays of the ECHL:
                          http://www.postandcourier.com/news/2...fenseman-kipp/
                          The UNH Men's Hockey Blog

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                          • #58
                            Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

                            Originally posted by Greg Ambrose View Post
                            I do, by someone who was told directly by Lassonde what happened. It's no coincidence that two weeks later he was on his way to Denver
                            It was more of a coincidence, than not. It was all but a done deal to go to Denver quite awhile before that.

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                            • #59
                              Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

                              Originally posted by bomberhockey View Post
                              It was more of a coincidence, than not. It was all but a done deal to go to Denver quite awhile before that.
                              We can agree that it was the final straw

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                              • #60
                                Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

                                Help: Am I hallucinating ... or was it on a different thread .... but didn't NCAA Watcher have a rather detailed post yesterday on the situation at UNH. Where did it go?

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