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, but he has the most experience and on paper is the best fit. Maybe Vecchione can fill this role, but are big skates for a freshman to fill.. though the more I watch video on this kid the more I'm really excited to see how he fits in.On paper, these are lines that probably make the most sense.. but of course it seldom works out like this in real life. A lot will depend on how players mesh in the preseason & informal practices, as well as in the early games, and I wouldn't discount a possible surprise combination or two. Who would have thought 3 years ago that 2 freshmen (Carr & Jooris) would combine with a soph (Welsh) to form one of the top lines or that a fairly lightly regarded freshman (Hatch) would end up on the 1st line? I think it will be real interesting to see what emerges early in the season, as there certainly is talent among the forwards, as well as some intriguing complementary players.
Having gotten to know Wayne's parents a good bit over the past 6 years I can say with confidence that there is no way he would leave without graduating. He still has a chance to pursue his hockey career with his degree in hand. Best of luck to him.