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One thing I want to add. Lots of valid points I've seen about UNH being underfunded and resourced, which is why Souza has been unsuccessful. I have no doubts that it is all true. That can be true at the same time as Souza needing to go, however. Coaches who are doing a good job don't go out and...
More history, better conference, better recruiting, more success (despite the last few years). Dartmouth is making its first tournament appearance since 1980. At Dartmouth, just making the tourney is history making. If you actually want to win, seems to be way easier to do at UNH
Dartmouth (and many of the Ivies) historically have never cared about athletics, so I wouldn't think his salary is super high. No way of knowing that for sure though
RPI fan here but if I'm UNH, I go all in on Reid Cashman at Dartmouth and force him to say no. He's about to bring them to the first tourney appearance since the 80s. Incredible coach
Agreed on all points. Unfortunately, it's the way it is now. Although next year, I expect we will at least have McNeil who came in as a freshman still graduating with us. I think that the coaching change is the main driver there, not necessarily college sports. Our program will be much more...
Two big quotes from his appearance on Rodger Wyland today. "Our finish was our finish, but that's nowhere near the standard here." On players returning for next year: "If we can upgrade, we're going to upgrade." Also mentioned all 4 coaches are out on the recruiting trail the next 1-2 weeks and...
There's currently 17 forwards and 11 defensemen slated to be on the roster next year, and they're not done looking to add skaters. Decent amount of turnover coming our way
I gotta say whoever they hired for social media is doing a great job. Never seen so much posting on twitter, instagram, etc. since I started at RPI. It's exactly what you need nowadays to generate interest for the more casual fans and students
Is the expectation still that Brekke will be gone after the season? Not sure if any of you SLU fans have heard anything. From the outside looking in, I'd certainly make a change
Quinnipiac is still bringing in primarily 20 year old freshmen, but as you said they mix in some of the blue chip 18 year olds. That's the right way to do it in this era. Mixing some high end talent with mature and more developed talent from the USHL and CHL is the way you win
Friday, February 27:
RPI at Brown
Union at Yale
Clarkson at Colgate
St. Lawrence at Cornell
Quinnipiac at Dartmouth
Princeton at Harvard
Saturday, February 28:
Union at Brown
RPI at Yale
St. Lawrence at Colgate
Clarkson at Cornell
Princeton at Dartmouth
Quinnipiac at Harvard
Goals: 67
They play in the worst conference, it's really not difficult to be better than RPI in the Atlantic. I don't see how the brand new coach is relevant. Wayne Wilson retired with an already built up program; Lang has a rebuild.
Which forward recruit are you taking him over for next year? There's...
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