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I heard from a fairly reliable source this weekend that the family wants him to stay at least 3 years (to ensure his degree). I don't see him leaving unless it's to go pro.
His 2-way game still needs work. He sometimes hesitates defensively. He's young and will only get better. We're lucky to have him.
On senior weekend the Q30 people who stand next to me interviewed his dad for quite a while. I didn't hear everything he said but he was glowing about how well Rand & staff do at developing talent. Being that his dad and uncle both played at Cornell it's a testament to Rand that he chose Quinnipiac.
Dylan Edwards is a fantastic incoming player, but he's also 5'8. Kevin Lyoshir, also 5'8. I get that we have to go after this niche because the big AND skilled players are going to the blue bloods, but I'd like to grab a 6'5 NAHL grinder just to keep other teams honest. Parker Alcos might fit this role but he hasn't been super physical in the Kelowna games I've watched.
Edwards isn't afraid of getting his hands dirty at least (though it hasn't always ended well
). I know there's no fighting in college, but the willingness to engage physically is there.
Edwards isn't afraid of getting his hands dirty at least (though it hasn't always ended well
as for Alcos, he isn't a bruiser by any means, but he uses his size very well when defending. While he'll have harder bigger competition in college, he has a solid baseline. some kids in junior just don't use their size beyond the bare minimum, but he has it down.
also. 6'3 Lucas Prud'homme and his 152 PIMs with Madison might be who you are looking for?