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Rebuilding
Re: UMD recruit accused of beating his girlfriend
Where did anyone say he left because St. Cloud was a better educational experience?
We said he didn't come to St. Cloud to play hockey, he came to finish his degree, he wasn't recruited by Motzko when he left UMD and was playing back in Juniors for Waterloo.
His playing career was over and he decided to finish his degree and was working in JCPenney or something selling shoes when Barta ran into him, convinced him to talk to Motzko who told him he could practice but to not expect to play.
The next year, he played some and this past year played less.
The reason we don't count him is simple, Coole and Kronick were recuited to come to St. Cloud, they asked if they could transfer here to play hockey, they came with the intent of continuing their hockey careers, Ryan did not.
It's not that hard to understand, really it's not.
Mitch Ryan left UMD because he was unhappy with his playing time, not because he found St. Cloud's educational quality vastly superior to UMD's. But whether you choose to count him in the same category as Coole or Kronick doesn't change that he is a hockey player who played for UMD, left, and resurfaced at St, Cloooud.
Where did anyone say he left because St. Cloud was a better educational experience?
We said he didn't come to St. Cloud to play hockey, he came to finish his degree, he wasn't recruited by Motzko when he left UMD and was playing back in Juniors for Waterloo.
His playing career was over and he decided to finish his degree and was working in JCPenney or something selling shoes when Barta ran into him, convinced him to talk to Motzko who told him he could practice but to not expect to play.
The next year, he played some and this past year played less.
The reason we don't count him is simple, Coole and Kronick were recuited to come to St. Cloud, they asked if they could transfer here to play hockey, they came with the intent of continuing their hockey careers, Ryan did not.
It's not that hard to understand, really it's not.