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RPI Recruiting II: Knowlton's Rangers (enlistments open)

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More inside info...that fight was at last year's Atlantic ALL Star game. Luke's opponent was running guys...Luke was instructed to teach him some manners;) ...Rich Young, whose nose was rearranged in the fight, is now the top 'enforcer' in the USHL (he plays for the Youngstown team)

He may be the top enforcer on someone's list, but I bet Young stays away from Luke! :D Great to have you aboard - needless to say the RPI faithful are thrilled to have Luke in the mix...for too long we have been giving up size and height to certain teams who shall remain nameless.:D

I enjoyed your interview on WFAN after Luke's trip to Rangers camp. Even in that short clip one can tell Luke has his priorities in order ...thanks to his parents! Agree with your thoughts on Penticton -- Luke is in a good place... even though some of us, led by DocD, want him here pronto!

Best to your family for Christmas...and we hope Mr. Curadi returns safely from his deployment.
 
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I must conduct a taste test before commenting, Doc. Such a burden but I'll take one for the team!

Vodka Gimlets happen to be a summertime favorite of mine.

You have no idea how happy Luke is with his choice (not to mention Rich and me!)
In place of Hockeyhound (who has been among the missing here of late) I'd be happy to pitch in to sponsor a taste test for you when you arrive for Luke's first game at HFH. :p
 
Re: RPI Recruiting II: Knowlton's Rangers (enlistments open)

More inside info...that fight was at last year's Atlantic ALL Star game. Luke's opponent was running guys...Luke was instructed to teach him some manners;) ...Rich Young, whose nose was rearranged in the fight, is now the top 'enforcer' in the USHL (he plays for the Youngstown team)
Speaking of inside info, I hope you have already instructed your son to spread the gospel of RPI to his BCHL comrades. :p
 
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In place of Hockeyhound (who has been among the missing here of late) I'd be happy to pitch in to sponsor a taste test for you when you arrive for Luke's first game at HFH. :p

I miss Hockeyhound and Mrs Hound a great deal. The RPI games at Princeton are just not the same without them. Last time they were down, now that was a vodka gimlet night for us as we came back late to tie 4-4 and all of us went out after the game.
 
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I miss Hockeyhound and Mrs Hound a great deal. The RPI games at Princeton are just not the same without them.

Hear hear... well, not the games at Princeton per se, just in general. Good people all around, the whole family.
 
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Glad to see Perenboom do some actually reporting, as opposed to his colleague Hambledon who wrote the story on the weekend games, failing to even mention JL's absence. Suffice it to say MacInnis wasn't tickled to be without JL, and who can blame him...no doubt Appert isn't thrilled either. Hockey aside, I guess at the very least you have to wonder whether JL missed school & possibly exams before the holiday..and how that might impact his admission to RPI.

The coach's comment spoke volumes -- this one sure doesn't smell good, especially for the team's captain. I suppose it's possible that JL had this trip on the books heading into the season...in which case MacInnis would've known about it, even if he didn't like it. If not and JL sprung the trip on his coach, I'd have to think very hard about taking away the "C". Obviously he's your offensive sniper and your team is in the hunt, so you have to weigh what the repercussions of a "demotion" would be, but leaving your team two games before break isn't leadership. :mad: Uggh. Nothing is simple with this kid.
 
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Speaking of inside info, I hope you have already instructed your son to spread the gospel of RPI to his BCHL comrades. :p

We do have an alum as a coach there, a fellow named Graham. I assume that he is also spreading the gospel.
 
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OK, now that there's been some confirmation, let's talk about it.

Some red flags raised here - but somehow I doubt that there will be problems like this in Troy. He's not going to be the captain next year and it's a little harder to skip out when your education is being paid for.
 
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Great to have you join the threads-Anyone here will tell you I am the advocate of having all the boys be about 6'5 and 250 and have said so for years(even some of the forwards). But the vodka-never chocolate. Having celebrated RPI hockey goals and victories for over 45 years(with vodka gimlets usually-chopin or ultimat vodka) I have now switched to Van Gogh Dutch Caramel-I am not a big fan of the flavored stuff but this one is special. One taste, and you are hooked. Smooth doesn't even come close to describing it. Jenny and I attended virtually every home game and most road games from the 70's through 2002. We don't make the commute as often anymore but we still celebrate every goal. For the first time in a long time-the future is very bright!!

I think that last phrase is copyrighted by Harvard, and look how they are doing. ;)
 
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Glad to see Perenboom do some actually reporting, as opposed to his colleague Hambledon who wrote the story on the weekend games, failing to even mention JL's absence. Suffice it to say MacInnis wasn't tickled to be without JL, and who can blame him...no doubt Appert isn't thrilled either. Hockey aside, I guess at the very least you have to wonder whether JL missed school & possibly exams before the holiday..and how that might impact his admission to RPI.

The coach's comment spoke volumes -- this one sure doesn't smell good, especially for the team's captain. I suppose it's possible that JL had this trip on the books heading into the season...in which case MacInnis would've known about it, even if he didn't like it. If not and JL sprung the trip on his coach, I'd have to think very hard about taking away the "C". Obviously he's your offensive sniper and your team is in the hunt, so you have to weigh what the repercussions of a "demotion" would be, but leaving your team two games before break isn't leadership. :mad: Uggh. Nothing is simple with this kid.

In defense of Hambleton, he probably was asked not to mention the topic. Then again, maybe he didn't realize that JL was missing. :eek:
 
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I think that last phrase is copyrighted by Harvard, and look how they are doing. ;)

I can't speak for Harvard and their problems-I had predicted they would be near the top of the ECAC this year. They are where they deserve to be-either they were overrated or they just can't put it together. Regardless, I will shed no tears if we finish well above them.
 
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Hear hear... well, not the games at Princeton per se, just in general. Good people all around, the whole family.

Mr. Hound is definitely one of the nicest men I have met. To remember to ask about my daughter a year and a half after she and his son graduated says a lot about a person I only met a couple of times.
His son is a great guy also. I only regret not having met Mrs. Hound.
It is great to have a hockey parent on board. Inside information is always welcome. Babo, welcome aboard.
 
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In defense of Hambleton, he probably was asked not to mention the topic. Then again, maybe he didn't realize that JL was missing. :eek:

Unless the Colts have put him on the payroll, it is his job to to mention such topics. If he isn't willing to do that he ought to go sell smoked meat at Dunn's.
 
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In defense of Hambleton, he probably was asked not to mention the topic. Then again, maybe he didn't realize that JL was missing. :eek:
Clearly he wasn't at Laliberte to talk about it. ;)

My guess is that the coach said OK (perhaps grudgingly so) or else he would be off the team or suspended.
 
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Clearly he wasn't at Laliberte to talk about it. ;)

My guess is that the coach said OK (perhaps grudgingly so) or else he would be off the team or suspended.

I guess that this is another topic where we will never know all of the details.
 
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