We've been down this road before.
Chris Serino's althetic accomplishments @ AIC were outstanding; no one is denying that, but neither does that have ANYTHING to do with this thread.

Neither does his very successful stint at UNH as associate head coach and top notch recruiter. But given his record at Merrimack, you have to at the very least consider him amongst the least successful (worst?) coaches in college hockey history. In 5 years, his overall winning % was 30.7%. Highest HE finish was 7th.
Lets not forget Ricci, a Serino recruit who was key to teams limited success for 2 years with new coach.
Scmidtz etc You do recall that Ricci was suspended by Dennehey for an entire season? Not exactly a "key" contributor that particular year.
Mc just does not have support to win, sad but true at the bc/bu levels I agree! But my expectations are not that lofty. For them to occasionally compete for home ice (if Da Costa stays, 2010-2011 perhaps?) or be in the mix for 3rd-6th place would be great! Does Providence have the support necessary?, How 'bout UML or UMass? NU?
Amazing how the biggest donor quit Merrimack and went to MC with serino and donated a million pus, as did red Sox parntner joe O'Donnell. They have raised more then merrimack If "the biggest donor" did quit Merrimack, that is a shame. He and Ron Connors, both classmates of mine, and Ken Ruane '80, raised over $2.0M to rename the rink after Thom Lawler. However, if he is contributing to Malden Catholic, that's not too bad from my perspective as that is my alma mater.
Now a program in the tank for a decade with a great history goes to super 8 final for 4 years in a row and athletics have turned around Malden Catholic hockey especially, lest anyone be confused. Absolutley terrific job bringing the hockey team back to prominence. I have no doubt that they would have won the Super 8 this year had they not lost a couple of outstanding prospects to Juniors (Adams) and Prep(Cerratani). And the baseball team is an annual contender (now football still needs some work

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Bottom line, I'm glad that Chris has a great situation at MC, but I still believe the posters are correct to include him amongst the worst college coaches. Doesn't make him a bad guy.