No. 1: Minnesota and Michigan fight for top recruit honors

[Bakunin]

Re: No. 1: Minnesota and Michigan fight for top recruit honors

Yeah, I know. And yet, we have soundly beaten the Goofs two years in a row with the likes of Hogan and Sauer in goal.

It's not that hard to do against a Gopher team with no offense whatsoever.

[streaker]

Re: No. 1: Minnesota and Michigan fight for top recruit honors

Even Michigan fans will admit, that without goalie Jack Campbell, this no longer holds true for the first time in years.

Yeah, I know. And yet, we have soundly beaten the Goofs two years in a row with the likes of Hogan and Sauer in goal.

[alnike]

Re: No. 1: Minnesota and Michigan fight for top recruit honors

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We all know Michigan will end up being the number one recruiting class in the country, they always are.[/QUOTE]

Even Michigan fans will admit, that without goalie Jack Campbell, this no longer holds true for the first time in years.

[4four4]

College Hockey 247

As we complete our ranking of the Top 10 classes for 2010, four of the top five candidates could make a strong argument for being positioned at the head of the field; there's simply little variance in the quality of the handful at the top. But the battle comes down to Michigan and Minnesota …

We all know Michigan will end up being the number one recruiting class in the country, they always are.