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Re: >>>>>RIT TIGERS... The Polisseum, just like the Ritter only more of us!<<<<<
Re: >>>>>RIT TIGERS... The Polisseum, just like the Ritter only more of us!<<<<<
I think in his case it was mostly numbers driven. After his exceptional freshman and sopohmore numbers, a lot of fans were expecting more of the same in his junior and senior seasons. I may have been one of those fans, but eventually came to appreciate all that he was contributing to those '10-'11 and '11-'12 teams despite not scoring nearly as often. He was injured for a bit and did spend a number of games on D when the Tigers hit that injury skid on the back line. He did it all and was part of the heart and soul of that team, but since the numbers dropped many were disillusioned, unfortunately.
I wonder how many players since then have even half the passion for RIT hockey that he had. I'm happy he is enjoying himself in pro hockey and is excited to come back to Rochester. I hope it works out for him. That organization isn't too deep at Defense, especially since letting Myers go. Maybe he'll find a niche for himself here. I really hope he sticks around until March 27, which is the next game I have tickets for.
Re: >>>>>RIT TIGERS... The Polisseum, just like the Ritter only more of us!<<<<<
For some reason this just happens to certain players. Even in the NHL there is top end talent that despite all their success and stats some fans just rag on them. Surprised to see Burt back playing D since almost his entire college career was at forward. Good for him though
I think in his case it was mostly numbers driven. After his exceptional freshman and sopohmore numbers, a lot of fans were expecting more of the same in his junior and senior seasons. I may have been one of those fans, but eventually came to appreciate all that he was contributing to those '10-'11 and '11-'12 teams despite not scoring nearly as often. He was injured for a bit and did spend a number of games on D when the Tigers hit that injury skid on the back line. He did it all and was part of the heart and soul of that team, but since the numbers dropped many were disillusioned, unfortunately.
I wonder how many players since then have even half the passion for RIT hockey that he had. I'm happy he is enjoying himself in pro hockey and is excited to come back to Rochester. I hope it works out for him. That organization isn't too deep at Defense, especially since letting Myers go. Maybe he'll find a niche for himself here. I really hope he sticks around until March 27, which is the next game I have tickets for.