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Fascinating story on reality of OHL education packages vs NCAA

Re: Fascinating story on reality of OHL education packages vs NCAA

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
 
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......:rolleyes:

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?
 
Re: Fascinating story on reality of OHL education packages vs NCAA

If you want to have an intelligent conversation, fine.
Toews was one and done

To assume that all kids that go MJ have interest in education is laughable. Some want to focus W00@ct on hockey and go to school afterwards and will probably get more out of it and appreciate the education more

Many kids are told by their coaches to not take tough classes. A friends kid was told not to change major to pre med last year and he has little if any pro shot

Like the commercial says, the vast majority will never play pro. The high end first and some second rounders can always go after hockey.
 
Re: Fascinating story on reality of OHL education packages vs NCAA

If you want to have an intelligent conversation, fine.
Toews was one and done

To assume that all kids that go MJ have interest in education is laughable. Some want to focus W00@ct on hockey and go to school afterwards and will probably get more out of it and appreciate the education more

Many kids are told by their coaches to not take tough classes. A friends kid was told not to change major to pre med last year and he has little if any pro shot

Like the commercial says, the vast majority will never play pro. The high end first and some second rounders can always go after hockey.

Name the school that this happened at.
 
Re: Fascinating story on reality of OHL education packages vs NCAA

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

Clearly, only those D1 kids making a "pit stop" are NHL types. Forget the Giontas of the world who have no chance to spend a minute in the big show because they spent four years in school but still wanted a shot at the NHL.

Four years guys should just accept the reality that they are going to be insurance agents someday and have no chance to play pro hockey after getting a 4 year degree...:rolleyes:
 
Re: Fascinating story on reality of OHL education packages vs NCAA

If you want to have an intelligent conversation, fine.
Toews was one and done

To assume that all kids that go MJ have interest in education is laughable. Some want to focus W00@ct on hockey and go to school afterwards and will probably get more out of it and appreciate the education more

Many kids are told by their coaches to not take tough classes. A friends kid was told not to change major to pre med last year and he has little if any pro shot

Like the commercial says, the vast majority will never play pro. The high end first and some second rounders can always go after hockey.
W00@ct :confused:
 
Re: Fascinating story on reality of OHL education packages vs NCAA

If you want to have an intelligent conversation, fine.

Clearly, you don't.

Toews was one and done

In what universe???

To assume that all kids that go MJ have interest in education is laughable. Some want to focus W00@ct on hockey and go to school afterwards and will probably get more out of it and appreciate the education more

THIS THREAD IS ABOUT THE EDUCATION PACKAGE OF THE OHL VS. THE EDUCATION PACKAGE IN THE NCAAs. WE ARE EXCLUSIVELY TALKING ABOUT KIDS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN EDUCATION.

Many kids are told by their coaches to not take tough classes. A friends kid was told not to change major to pre med last year and he has little if any pro shot

Like the commercial says, the vast majority will never play pro. The high end first and some second rounders can always go after hockey.

Who is this friend's kid? What school does he attend?
 
Re: Fascinating story on reality of OHL education packages vs NCAA

Everytime Hokydad gets his *** handed to him on these boards, an angel gets its wings...
 
Re: Fascinating story on reality of OHL education packages vs NCAA

I am well aware the post was about educational packages
Little secret for you, about 90 pct of players get 2 years or less scholarship., Bonino 1/4 for example
Why keep saying 300' + when the vast majority get less then 2 years

I agree most should go D 1 and only elite who are fast track nhl should go MJ
It is a hollow victory for ncaa to go one year and leave
 
Re: Fascinating story on reality of OHL education packages vs NCAA

It was an ivy but the kid is still there so I won't say which one
 
Re: Fascinating story on reality of OHL education packages vs NCAA

It was an ivy but the kid is still there so I won't say which one

I'm calling shenanigans on that. First off besides maybe the military academies no one cares about a student athletes education more than the ivies. Second I doubt that any coach would tell their players not to take hard classes. They want them to be successful so that even if they don't make it to the NHL they will be able to donate to the program one day.
 
Re: Fascinating story on reality of OHL education packages vs NCAA

I am well aware the post was about educational packages
Little secret for you, about 90 pct of players get 2 years or less scholarship., Bonino 1/4 for example
Why keep saying 300' + when the vast majority get less then 2 years

I agree most should go D 1 and only elite who are fast track nhl should go MJ
It is a hollow victory for ncaa to go one year and leave

You are aware of nothing. You said "To assume that all kids that go MJ have interest in education is laughable." No one assumed that.

Your information is not a secret. It's not a fact either. And I'm not sure who is talking about 300' or what exactly you mean. I read that as "300 feet." Not as cryptic as "W00@ct."

As for the hollow victory, what are you talking about? Ask any UND fan, heck, any WCHA fan, and they will tell you it was a treat to watch Toews play and they were thrilled he was there for two (yes, two) years. Matt Niskanen and Mason Raymond were bright spots on pretty dismal tUMD teams. Zach Parise, Travis Zajac, Thomas Vanek, JVR, Paul Kariya... you think fans of UND, UMTC, UNH, Maine, etc would rather those players didn't come? NO.
 
Re: Fascinating story on reality of OHL education packages vs NCAA

It was an ivy but the kid is still there so I won't say which one

I dont remember seeing a white painter's fan with "candy" spray painted on the side in the parking lot at Meehan, so my guess it isn't Brown.

This Hokydad cat is a cartoon character. I hope he stays around.
 
Re: Fascinating story on reality of OHL education packages vs NCAA

Loved kaiya when he played at maine
Ask paul kelly of it is a hollow victory when a kid goes there and never intends to stay more than one year
Leblancs comments after draft made Harvard alum cringe

The 300 k was the number people have been saying the D 1 ncaa package is worth vs MJ packages

Most get 1 year maybe 2

Pat Kane got a package that paid for his sister, not bad

Vast majority should go D1
 
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