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Quote from: TrotskyI thought Muzyka split?

Agreed, I figured Muzyka wouldn't be back after having only played 7 games in the NAHL.  Must not have gotten a better offer, but I'd be surprised if he sees the ice. Speaking of walk-on dmen, Song is no longer on the roster, so that departure has been confirmed.

Duplicate.

Back in February, the Ivy league granted a one-time waiver for only grad students for the 2021-22 season, so I don't believe this applied to Regush:

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/30881880/ivy-league-allowing-one-waiver-grad-students-play-2021-22-due-pandemic

https://cornellsun.com/2021/02/14/ivy-league-grants-one-time-waiver-for-grad-students-to-play-in-2021-2022-season/

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Quote from: Dragon15Talked to Betts and Haiskanen today, definitely staying and excited to get back at it. Have seen most of players on the list,except Stienburg ,Regush,Leahy and song.

i've also never seen song

Leahy apparently transferred to UVM so you wouldn't see him on campus.  

What happened to Song?  Just because you haven't seen him on campus, you presume he's not returning to the team?  He's a rising senior so has one more year of Ivy eligibility.  His LinkedIn says he has a NYC i-banking summer internship, so perhaps he's just not on campus at the moment.

Quote from: Dragon15Talked to Betts and Haiskanen today, definitely staying and excited to get back at it. Have seen most of players on the list,except Stienburg ,Regush,Leahy and song.

Regush is transferring to Miami.

Quote from: David HardingGoalie Ian Shane caught my eye since he is listed as being with the Chicago Steel, who play a few miles from my home and who just won the USHL playoffs after finishing the regular season at the top of the league.  I was disappointed to see that that he hadn't played since the beginning of the year.  Eventually I found him joining the Bismarck Bobcats of the NAHL.    The timing makes me wonder whether he had aged out of the USHL.  The NAHL is a notch down in competitiveness from the USHL, but they give you an extra year of eligibility.

You are correct that the NAHL is a step below the USHL in terms of competitiveness.  However, the NAHL does not award an extra year of juniors eligibility.  It's just that the USHL has a strict limit on overagers, whereas the NAHL does not thus resulting in the NAHL being a much more mature league.  Unfortunately for Shane, an overager, he's being supplanted in net by an '04 during the Bobcats' run in the NAHL playoffs, which doesn't particularly bode well for him.

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Quote from: FLHockeyMomJuniors-eligible player Stienburg likely taking advantage of the new NCAA rules:

what's the rule change? it stops the eligibility clock?

https://www.uscho.com/2020/08/29/ncaa-announces-rule-changes-due-to-covid-19-including-allowing-players-to-stay-enrolled-in-college-and-play-junior-hockey/

Juniors-eligible player Stienburg likely taking advantage of the new NCAA rules:

https://twitter.com/ep_transfers/status/1304607808772550656

Quote from: TrotskyI thought we might get 5, with Barron all but certainly leaving and Song apparently not making the transition to D-1.

Long-time lurker.  Not sure where to put this, but in the off-season it seems to have been overlooked, and a good a place as any.  Dman Muzyka who never played a game has gone back to juniors:

https://twitter.com/ep_transfers/status/1270864631821676545