Re: UML Offseason Begins
Sorry to post so many questions without as much as solid imput on my part, however the only way to educate myself on the situation is to try and find the answers to looming questions, and I cannot be the only one.
I agree Tremblay has done a great job in Manchester, putting most of his kids into D-I spots the past few years. His track record would provide a good opprotunity for a new D-I coach with intensity and dedication.
I think that the release of Rick Bennett as a candidate might be more a self benefiting move, create interest in other jobs to boost PC's interest. I can only think that going back to PC would be his first choice.
I never saw MacTavish as interested in leaving the NHL, maybe someday, but not right now, and I think the learning curve for all of the rules (NCAA compliance and recruiting) is a negative for wanting to move from professional to college ranks.
Why would Roslston want his first choice to be UML when his almamater head job is open currently? unless he would rather come to Lowell.
I dont know much about Brent Brekke (per Scoggins) but Miami has done well and he must be a part of it,
Who else is there? I dont think the list could be that long and if Tremblay were on it, who else is there on the quiet short list...
If they are not looking to wait too much longer, wouldn't a full candidate list have surfaced by now?
I am interested in who will be the next coach as I think it will be a large piece in rebuilding the program. Any other thoughts as to who might be in the running (you mentioned that you are hearing one or two other names? With all the speculation as to who may be candidates, care to add to who they might be?
Right now i see the logical choice as Tremblay... if he is even on the list!
Now thinking more about it, and reading up a bit, I would love to see the Salisbury Native and Triton hockey player in Bob Corkum return to the area to Coach (even coached with Tremblay). I do know that he is a Maine Alum and I dont know what it would take to get him out of Orono, but (
http://new.bangordailynews.com/2011/03/31/sports/sirman-corkum-no-longer-on-umaine-hockey-team/) according to this article, he no longer has family ties keeping hiim there.