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Agreed here. Also I'm going to be honest, I don't think he's an AHL level player right now. He's probably going to spend most of the year playing in the ECHL for peanuts. Dumb choice compared to developing under a top coach with an RPI education to fall back on
I think Matthews doesn't end up coming as I said on the other thread. Chemrouk and Dwyer have small chances with big jumps this year. I wouldn't count on anyone outside of Witkowski coming next year from the current recruits
Had a feeling this would happen. If he can't make a CHL roster, there's zero chance he makes it to Troy. Even if he does make a roster, the odds are pretty low right now
Those are his personal rankings, and he's a Minnesota fan who is biased towards the Big Ten and western schools. There's not a legitimate basis to them unlike NZ or PuckPreps
It's the former but that also means that we might move up as classes get updated. For example, Alaska is ahead of us with 17 recruits, Bowling Green with 14, Lake State with 13, etc. I assume that their classes are not actually that big, and once updated, we could move up. Our class does appear...
Wrote this piece on small schools competing nationally as a blue print for what RPI has to follow. Give it a read!
https://www.rpifieldhouse.com/p/the-formula-to-national-success-as
Sitar, Rullers, Smith, Scherzer, Lodewyk, Bono, Lindberg, and McNeil can all play center. I think Yurchuk might have played center in junior too. Lang likes to recruit a lot of centers to have some versatility there, so there's plenty of options. Opposite wing is a lot easier. Hadland has played...
It's tough to say because we have a lot of guys capable for those spots. He's probably around the same level as someone like Scherzer or Tapper and maybe slightly below Hadland, but with the depth of this team, I'm not sure if that puts him on the 3rd line or 4th line. It'll be fascinating to...
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