UNH- How Far West Do We Go?

[FlagUp17]

Okay all,

I put together a preliminary proposal that I hope to eventually send to Darius. I’m not sure posting it to the full channel would be the best, but I would appreciate input from others (especially former FoH members) to get your thoughts, suggested edits etc. I’ll preface this by saying I don’t work in sales but I tried my best haha. I also removed an “implementation plan” as I thought that was a bit overkill until/if we get a bit further along in the process.

Shoot me a PM if you want a copy! Hopefully we can get this out to Darius soon!

 

[HockeyRef]

Well would you look at that..down goes #1! Congrats RENCEB!!

 

[norbert]

UNH former coach and cast off onto the garden with the upset win. Must be there high end arena and unlimited hockey budget pushing them to the next round.

 

[HockeyRef]

UNH former coach and cast off onto the garden with the upset win. Must be there high end arena and unlimited hockey budget pushing them to the next round.

Nah..its the coaching. Can't have it both ways now can we? Good for them...Now it's anyone's tournament.

 

[grooverider]

Boston College blanks Maine, 5-0, to advance to HEA semifinals

This would be an insult if your program was relevant right now

 

[teez]

To quote a highly reliable source close to the action ... "The cabal of (college) hockey insiders protecting one of their own".

Exactly what is happening here with McMahon, he’s not hiding it. He was singing UNH’s praises when they extended Souza 2 years ago.

There are many examples of underfunded programs finding success — and we have two very recent examples in Merrimack and Dan’s solid post about Miami University basketball (where the gap between haves and have-nots is 10x that of college hockey). Has there ever been an example of a coach with a very poor record, 10 years into a position, turning around a program simply because the university decided to drastically increase funding? The suggestion is absurd.