Schafer did a fantastic job retaining drafted players. Hopefully this is an anomaly and Jones can retain more players going forward.
However, I do wonder if it is possible to match Schafer's success given the rapidly changing landscape of college sports.
College football is full of players staying in college longer, but transferring to chase NIL. I don't know how much that's happening in the college hockey landscape (aside from guys like McKenna) or Cornell's NIL situation, but we may have to adjust expectations going forward regardless of who our coach is.
On that subject, does anybody know what Cornell's NIL situation is (if it even exists), how it compares to other ECAC and national schools, etc.? Its something I cant find any info on.
However, I do wonder if it is possible to match Schafer's success given the rapidly changing landscape of college sports.
College football is full of players staying in college longer, but transferring to chase NIL. I don't know how much that's happening in the college hockey landscape (aside from guys like McKenna) or Cornell's NIL situation, but we may have to adjust expectations going forward regardless of who our coach is.
On that subject, does anybody know what Cornell's NIL situation is (if it even exists), how it compares to other ECAC and national schools, etc.? Its something I cant find any info on.
