Re: Fascinating story on reality of OHL education packages vs NCAA
If kid is an NHL draft, top 2 or 3 roundsd, go MJ. If not go D1. The price they claim you pay or save is all bs
Real cost is a fraction
You can go to school after you graduate
To the guy who listed a bunch of players, most of whom did not graduate, they will maybe go back after theuy retire
Ok. Let's try to be sane for a minute here. I know it's hard. If a kid doesn't want any part of school, there's no reason for him to play in the NCAA. No one here is advocating that. I didn't realize that I had to explicitly state that the players have to actually be interested in an education. So now that we've gotten that assumption, what this whole thread is about is the OHL claiming that they have a better program for student-athletes, which they don't.
I listed all those players because you claimed that colleges were making these students take b.s. classes, and I asked you to list their course schedules so we could see what these b.s. classes were, since you know.
There is no reason for players who place no value on education to play college hockey. But what the MJ and anti-college NHL execs are claiming is 1. the O/W are categorically superior to college hockey for player development and 2. the education package is equal to, if not better than, college hockey's education packages. Or, in other words, they are lying.
yet another assuming rwtd is a male? here we go again......
I missed that the first time around. But, to be fair, I assumed hokydad was a human and not a chimpanzee, so I'm just as guility of stereotyping.
Do you ever read what you post? Was either a first or second rd pick? Smith was a late pick last year of eligibility
They did exactly what they should have done
Do you ever read what you... er, never mind.
Fyi
About 80 pct+ of the American kids who went D 1 should have gond D1
Only talking the 'reider/ John Moore/John Carlson types who if even go to colege it is a pit stop
Are you going to call up Jonny Toews and tell him that you know better than he did what the best course of action was for him, and that he'd be a better player if he'd gone to MJs rather than UND?