Ah...no.
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Sorry to disappoint you Brian, I'm not that schizophrenic.
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Once again, I am not in any way, shape or form associated with Jockstock/Tyler Hirsch. I can verify that if you like. I inquired about it and have received further information that will provide further clarification to you or anyone else that may be interested. I basically signed up here for Gopher hockey talk...that's it. I am a research graduate student with no interest here but to engage in hockey talk and cheer the Gophers on.
Furthermore, based on the research I have conducted recently, I suspect Jockstock is Hirsch. I received a rep from UMass a couple weeks ago claiming that I was Jockstock (which is when I first began to understand what was going on). He also posted on a Badger/Gopher thread that Jockstock spelled Hirsch's name wrong and therefore could not possibly be Tyler Hirsch. My research indicates otherwise.
After looking through several of Jockstock's posts recently, my research indicates that he purposely attempted to conceal his identity in several ways during the first few months of his postings. However, he also left numerous clues at the bottom of some of his early postings such as: #23, ECHL, and "Hershey's Chocolate". He also refers to Lucia as "Coach Lucia", claimed he got in "disagreements with Coach Lucia" and describes details of practices and offensive systems it seems only players would know. He also claimed that he had lots of "memories" and friends connected with the team and called some them by their first names. Noteworthy is the fact that he seems to take the dismissal of Hirsch very personally in several of his posts which I noticed during my review was also recognized by other posters. I thought it was interesting as well that he responded to UMass's post with "turn me on deadman, turn me on deadman". I researched that phrase and found that it was a reverse masking clue used by the Beatles on the song Revolution #9 during the hoax that Paul McCartney was dead.
Moreover, I happened to be online, after just registering on USCHO over a year and a half ago, when the suggestion was made that Jockstock could be Tyler Hirsch. As I stated then, my brother and I saw him play at a SSM event in Faribault. My brother spoke to him for a while and found out that he is a frequent blogger. My brother seems to recall him mentioning USCHO as well.