TonyTheTiger20
#SOAR
Re: 2019 Transfers
Nothing yet from me -- I'll have it as soon as it's official though
Nothing yet from me -- I'll have it as soon as it's official though
Nothing yet from me -- I'll have it as soon as it's official though[/QUOT
I know it's difficult for programs to lose players. Ultimately the player/coach relationships and connections are what dictate success and failures within any program. The coaching at BC seems on paper to have experience and a strong pedigree, not to mention a highly respected school. Beyond the transfers or team record can you shed some insight on what's going on within the program?
Any update on Watts? Word on the street is she is down to 2 schools and close to a decision. Clarkson & Wisconsin with Upstate New York in the lead down the stretch! However, as we all know it's never over till is over.
Watt for WI? You can't have 2 more diametrically opposed destinations a least in regards to the type and size of school. It's like deciding between the green Fiat 500 and the red Mustang.
I like the analogy. The first new car I ever purchased was a Mustang. It was useless on ice.Watt for WI? You can't have 2 more diametrically opposed destinations a least in regards to the type and size of school. It's like deciding between the green Fiat 500 and the red Mustang.
I thought you would come up with Green Ford Raptor 4x4 vs. Red Ferrari at least!
Where did you get your information regarding all scholarships being used and that when a player transfers that means an existing player loses one? I know that not every scholarship at BU is used every year, so if a player transfers their is money available without having to take one away from a current player.
Furthermore, if you look at my NCAA Financials spreadsheet you can see how many scholarships were used by every public school from 2010-16. For the women's teams the average was just over 17 per year per school. So, on average each public school had 1 scholarship per year that could have been offered to a transfer without having to "take away" a scholarship from a then current player.
Sean
I am just a common man going with a common analogy.
Watt for WI? You can't have 2 more diametrically opposed destinations a least in regards to the type and size of school. It's like deciding between the green Fiat 500 and the red Mustang.
BAD Omen.....one of the things our company does is replace windshields....what was in the shop today? A freaking Fiat 500 and of course I thought of Watt/Clarkson right away. I better see a Mustang soon. Like NOW!
Go to Clarkson, earn a degree, buy a Rolls.
Go to Wisconsin, earn a degree, then sell a Rolls.
At this point, it almost seems fitting that the fighting nurses get a 4th transfer just for the absurdity of it.![]()
UW needs to put an end to the insanity. "When you say Wattsconsin, you said it all!"
The story of one transfer to Clarkson.
https://womenshockeylife.com/ncaa-kassidy-sauve-clarkson-golden-knights/
premier?
what term is then reserved for those with ice in their veins that win championships?
there have been dozens of premier goaltenders over the last five years, but you can count on one hand the few that have experienced the dogpile at the end
A great omen....we are doing a project in Madison on .....WATTS Rd.....there's already a road named after her in Madison! It's OVAH!