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Re: NoDak @ Maine Oct 22 / 23
I guess 40 points is the magical "elite" level. By the end of the season I think we could have 6-7+ players hit that mark (Frattin, Gregoire, Hextall, Genoway, Forbort, Kristo, and Trupp are the prime candidates to hit that mark, with Nelson and Knight potentially hitting that mark as well). I suppose we'll have to agree to disagree, as I think this team is our most talented bunch since 2003-2004. At the end of the day, it really doesn't make too much of a difference now as neither of us know what any team will do. We can revisit the subject in March.
Good luck to BC this season, hopefully they don't crap the bed like they usually do the season after winning it all.
It seems to me that NoDak hasn't had quite as much top end talent up front the past few years and coincidentally enough they haven't made the FF during those same years. Maybe some of the younger guys will take that next step to the elite level this year, but I still don't believe they have a forward who has ever scored 40 points. Even when NoDak has slightly less talent than usual, they are obviously still better than most other teams; and in what I would consider a down year across the board in college hockey, they are certainly a top 5 team. Again, I am not trying to criticize your team, I just don't see it up front as being one of your stronger groups.
I guess 40 points is the magical "elite" level. By the end of the season I think we could have 6-7+ players hit that mark (Frattin, Gregoire, Hextall, Genoway, Forbort, Kristo, and Trupp are the prime candidates to hit that mark, with Nelson and Knight potentially hitting that mark as well). I suppose we'll have to agree to disagree, as I think this team is our most talented bunch since 2003-2004. At the end of the day, it really doesn't make too much of a difference now as neither of us know what any team will do. We can revisit the subject in March.
Good luck to BC this season, hopefully they don't crap the bed like they usually do the season after winning it all.