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Early Departures - 2012 Edition

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Code: 
Alex Chiasson           Boston University       Junior          Dallas (NHL) / Texas (AHL)
Jaden Schwartz		Colorado College	Sophomore	St. Louis (NHL)
Drew Shore		Denver			Junior		Florida (NHL) / San Antonio (AHL)
Jason Zucker		Denver			Sophomore	Minnesota (NHL)
Zach Trotman		Lake Superior State	Junior		Boston (NHL) / Providence (AHL)
Reilly Smith		Miami			Junior		Dallas (NHL)
Chris Brown		Michigan		Junior		Phoenix (NHL)
Torey Krug		Michigan State		Junior		Boston (NHL)
JT Brown		Minnesota-Duluth	Sophomore	Tampa Bay (NHL)
Terry Broadhurst	Nebraska-Omaha		Junior		Chicago (NHL)
Scott Arnold		Niagara			Sophomore	Phoenix (NHL)
Anthony Bitetto		Northeastern		sophomore	Nashville (NHL)
Riley Sheahan		Notre Dame		Junior		Grand Rapids (AHL)
David Eddy		St. Cloud State		Junior		Calgary (NHL) / Abbotsford (AHL)
Mike Lee		St. Cloud State		Junior		Phoenix (NHL)
Cole Schneider		Uconn			Sophomore	Ottawa (NHL) / Binghamton (AHL)
Sebastian Stalberg	Vermont			Junior		San Jose (NHL) / Worcestor (AHL)
Matt Tennyson		Western Michigan	Junior		San Jose (NHL) / Worcestor (AHL)
 
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Coyotes draft pick and Michigan Jr. Chris Brown signs with Phoenix.
 
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UMDbulldogs#1 said:
As they should be. You are getting one hell of a right wing. Good hands, great shot, and is an extremely quick skater. His defensive game isn't bad by any means, but he is more an offensive minded guy.
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Agreed. And he's not afraid to get physical either, heck of a player - glad the Gophs won't have to deal with him in the last season of the WCHA.
 
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MavHockey14 said:
Class Act.

I can't think of any team that wouldn't want JT. Kid is an offensive wizard with remarkable speed. Not to mention he'll learn from Stammer, St. Louis, etc for a few years as well. Some very great players on and off the ice.
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JT looked incredible last night. I hope others had a chance to see him play against Washington. He definitely made things happen when he was on the ice.
 
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Amsoil said:
JT looked incredible last night. I hope others had a chance to see him play against Washington. He definitely made things happen when he was on the ice.
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That move behind the net last night was pretty slick.

Anyway, the kid looked good Saturday night too. It may be a bit premature, but two games in he looks like he could be a very good NHL player.
 
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Fighting Sioux Sophomore Forward Brock Nelson signs entry level contract with the Islanders.
 
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Code: 
Alex Chiasson	Boston University       Junior          Dallas (NHL) / Texas (AHL)
Jaden Schwartz	Colorado College	Sophomore	St. Louis (NHL)
Chris Wagner	Colgate			Sophomore	Anaheim (NHL)
Drew Shore	Denver			Junior		Florida (NHL) / San Antonio (AHL)
Jason Zucker	Denver			Sophomore	Minnesota (NHL)
Zach Trotman	Lake Superior State	Junior		Boston (NHL) / Providence (AHL)
Reilly Smith	Miami			Junior		Dallas (NHL)
Chris Brown	Michigan		Junior		Phoenix (NHL)
Torey Krug	Michigan State		Junior		Boston (NHL)
JT Brown	Minnesota-Duluth	Sophomore	Tampa Bay (NHL)
Terry Broadhurst	
		Nebraska-Omaha		Junior		Chicago (NHL)
Scott Arnold	Niagara			Sophomore	Phoenix (NHL)
Brock Nelson	North Dakota		Sophomore	New York Islanders
Anthony Bitetto	Northeastern		sophomore	Nashville (NHL)
Riley Sheahan	Notre Dame		Junior		Grand Rapids (AHL)
David Eddy	St. Cloud State		Junior		Calgary (NHL) / Abbotsford (AHL)
Mike Lee	St. Cloud State		Junior		Phoenix (NHL)
Cole Schneider	Uconn			Sophomore	Ottawa (NHL) / Binghamton (AHL)
Sebastian Stalberg
		Vermont			Junior		San Jose (NHL) / Worcestor (AHL)
Matt Tennyson	Western Michigan	Junior		San Jose (NHL) / Worcestor (AHL)
 
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owslachief said:
Code: 
Alex Chiasson	Boston University       Junior          Dallas (NHL) / Texas (AHL)
Jaden Schwartz	Colorado College	Sophomore	St. Louis (NHL)
Chris Wagner	Colgate			Sophomore	Anaheim (NHL)
Drew Shore	Denver			Junior		Florida (NHL) / San Antonio (AHL)
Jason Zucker	Denver			Sophomore	Minnesota (NHL)
Zach Trotman	Lake Superior State	Junior		Boston (NHL) / Providence (AHL)
Reilly Smith	Miami			Junior		Dallas (NHL)
Chris Brown	Michigan		Junior		Phoenix (NHL)
Torey Krug	Michigan State		Junior		Boston (NHL)
JT Brown	Minnesota-Duluth	Sophomore	Tampa Bay (NHL)
Terry Broadhurst	
		Nebraska-Omaha		Junior		Chicago (NHL)
Scott Arnold	Niagara			Sophomore	Phoenix (NHL)
Brock Nelson	North Dakota		Sophomore	New York Islanders
Anthony Bitetto	Northeastern		sophomore	Nashville (NHL)
Riley Sheahan	Notre Dame		Junior		Grand Rapids (AHL)
David Eddy	St. Cloud State		Junior		Calgary (NHL) / Abbotsford (AHL)
Mike Lee	St. Cloud State		Junior		Phoenix (NHL)
Cole Schneider	Uconn			Sophomore	Ottawa (NHL) / Binghamton (AHL)
Sebastian Stalberg
		Vermont			Junior		San Jose (NHL) / Worcestor (AHL)
Matt Tennyson	Western Michigan	Junior		San Jose (NHL) / Worcestor (AHL)
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The only one missing is Maine Jr. Matt Mangene, Free Agent, Philadelphia

http://flyers.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=625543

The list is helpful, is there a way to format/abbreviate so its one line of text per player?
 
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ScoobyDoo said:
He'll certainly develop more and faster with the Islanders than he ever could at UND.
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Gees Scooby you didn't even put a smiley face on this. Sounds like sour grapes after Garth Snow made it a point to pull Okposo in and stated the same thing. Or are you Garth Snow in disguise?

Heck we all know North Dakota is an NHL factory and develops kids to play in the pros. I guess Nelson and the Islanders thought he was ready.

Personally I thought he needed another year of development but good luck to Brock.
 
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Stack said:
Gees Scooby you didn't even put a smiley face on this. Sounds like sour grapes after Garth Snow made it a point to pull Okposo in and stated the same thing. Or are you Garth Snow in disguise?

Heck we all know North Dakota is an NHL factory and develops kids to play in the pros. I guess Nelson and the Islanders thought he was ready.

Personally I thought he needed another year of development but good luck to Brock.
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Look everyone, I caught a fish. Small though. Probably a bullhead. ;)
 
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The race is on. Which college team will likely be hurt the most by early departures?
 
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