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RPI Recruit Thread 2012-13 (Part III)
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Re: RPI Recruit Thread 2012-13 (Part III)
Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View PostConsidering its location and possibility of Reno, I wouldn't be surprised.
Draft picks are nice since it gives the school a little bit of limelight time. They can be a bad thing, though, as they could be a distraction to the "team" ideals. Last year we had only one draft pick, but towards the end of the year really became a cohesive team where you couldn't beat them without beating them. SA has certainly learned much from the past couple of years, and will be able to teach these players in not only skill improvement and consistency, but team mentality.
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Originally posted by Red Cloud View Post(blank stare)
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Re: RPI Recruit Thread 2012-13 (Part III)
Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View PostConsidering its location and possibility of Reno, I wouldn't be surprised.
Draft picks are nice since it gives the school a little bit of limelight time. They can be a bad thing, though, as they could be a distraction to the "team" ideals. Last year we had only one draft pick, but towards the end of the year really became a cohesive team where you couldn't beat them without beating them. SA has certainly learned much from the past couple of years, and will be able to teach these players in not only skill improvement and consistency, but team mentality.
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Re: RPI Recruit Thread 2012-13 (Part III)
Charles Manley didn't figure in any scoring but his Team Orange won 3-2 today at the Select 17 Camp.....http://playerdevelopmentcamps.usahoc..._sheet/5301769
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Re: RPI Recruit Thread 2012-13 (Part III)
Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View PostConsidering its location and possibility of Reno, I wouldn't be surprised.
Draft picks are nice since it gives the school a little bit of limelight time. They can be a bad thing, though, as they could be a distraction to the "team" ideals. Last year we had only one draft pick, but towards the end of the year really became a cohesive team where you couldn't beat them without beating them. SA has certainly learned much from the past couple of years, and will be able to teach these players in not only skill improvement and consistency, but team mentality.
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Re: RPI Recruit Thread 2012-13 (Part III)
Originally posted by Ralph Baer View PostI wonder if SA will attend the draft as he did when Pirri and D'Amigo were picked.
Draft picks are nice since it gives the school a little bit of limelight time. They can be a bad thing, though, as they could be a distraction to the "team" ideals. Last year we had only one draft pick, but towards the end of the year really became a cohesive team where you couldn't beat them without beating them. SA has certainly learned much from the past couple of years, and will be able to teach these players in not only skill improvement and consistency, but team mentality.
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Re: RPI Recruit Thread 2012-13 (Part III)
Originally posted by Wicked Slappaahs View PostNope, not indicating anything. I have only a passing interest in the draft ...couldn't care much either way...as long as they come to Troy and stay awhile ...more than a year.I hope Mr. Reno lands in a great spot --but I'm ready to welcome him, where ever he ends up landing draftwise.
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Re: RPI Recruit Thread 2012-13 (Part III)
Originally posted by Ralph Baer View PostSo you are indicating that if Reno wasn't going to college he would be listed higher.
Personally I don't want to see him picked higher as we will have more trouble keeping him. That's higher than D'Amigo was picked, and we lost him after one year. I am not saying that he will necessarily leave after a year if picked at 114, but ...I hope Mr. Reno lands in a great spot --but I'm ready to welcome him, where ever he ends up landing draftwise.
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Re: RPI Recruit Thread 2012-13 (Part III)
Originally posted by turk181 View Post....but Jerry had a final ranking of #67 (http://www.nhl.com/ice/page.htm?id=31411) and IIRC, rumors swirled as the draft got closer that he may have had some type of back injury, which led to him falling to the 6th Rd.
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Re: RPI Recruit Thread 2012-13 (Part III)
Originally posted by Ralph Baer View PostSo you are indicating that if Reno wasn't going to college he would be listed higher.
Personally I don't want to see him picked higher as we will have more trouble keeping him. That's higher than D'Amigo was picked, and we lost him after one year. I am not saying that he will necessarily leave after a year if picked at 114, but ...
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Re: RPI Recruit Thread 2012-13 (Part III)
Originally posted by Wicked Slappaahs View PostAgreed. Though I'd feel better if the source was other than the THN, given their near-disdain for covering the college game.
Personally I don't want to see him picked higher as we will have more trouble keeping him. That's higher than D'Amigo was picked, and we lost him after one year. I am not saying that he will necessarily leave after a year if picked at 114, but ...
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Re: RPI Recruit Thread 2012-13 (Part III)
Originally posted by Ralph Baer View PostNot bad. It would be nice if he was picked at that point.
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Re: RPI Recruit Thread 2012-13 (Part III)
Originally posted by turk181 View PostParker Reno at #114 from Ryan Kennedy of The Hockey News......http://www.thehockeynews.com/article...-rankings.html
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